Sentence examples for likely to construct the from inspiring English sources

The phytolith evidence shows that woody and shrubby dicots were employed, likely to construct the hut frame.

Enzymes were more likely to construct filaments when the cell division cycle had stopped, which commonly occurs due to a lack of nutrients.

We used Chi-Square tests to determine whether pairing was more (dis)assortative than expected by chance, and whether technique-matched pairs were more likely to construct their nests on the side of the aviary containing their foraging task, pooling data across groups.

Whatever tariffs the Trump administration maintains, foreign steel manufacturers are not likely to construct new plants in the United States.

Basically, this finding supports the prediction of collusion theory in that companies in the same industry are more likely to construct interlocking networks.

We can see that companies whose largest shareholder is the state are 3.05 times more likely to construct interlocking directorate networks after 2004 than before 2004.

Alternatively, the impact of disease and climate may have been more indirect, with European colonists less (more) likely to settle in the tropical (temperate) regions, and more (less) likely to construct "extractive" institutions there (Acemoglu et al. 2001).

Insofar as we don't — insofar, say, as we are bewildered to find half the newborns in Vienna in 1850 being abandoned — we are likely to construct theories that human nature has changed.

I'm certainly not suggesting that people or societies today are somehow less likely to construct such horrors because they have grown morally better over time.

Hopefully, I'll be less likely to define myself by what I own and therefore less likely to construct hard protective boundaries between my stuff and my neighbors'.

Table 3 shows that companies that have the same type of largest shareholders (state owned or not) are more likely to construct interlocking directorate networks.