Sentence examples for likely to develop on from inspiring English sources

Minor to moderate flooding was likely to develop on Sunday particularly in the Snowy, Cann and Genoa catchments.

Those who used their phones the most did not have higher rates of cancer, and tumors were no more likely to develop on the side of the head where the device was held than on the other.

For decades educational theory has produced a series of failed panaceas (new math, whole-language reading, writing across the curriculum, discovery-based learning, group projects, etc).. But, in any case, more intelligent teachers will be both more likely to develop on their own better methods of teaching and better able to understand and apply any wisdom that may come to them from above.

While designing insulation for grid connected EHV transformers, adequate considerations must therefore be given to the voltage stresses which are likely to develop on the insulation during such occurrences of oscillatory transient overvoltages.

Such an increase in variability is likely to develop on a beach in dynamic equilibrium, where landscape references are stable, and a variable behaviour represents a strategy for dealing with environmental fluctuations.

BRAF mutated tumours were more likely to develop on the right of the colon, and to be of the poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma or mucinous carcinoma, and peritoneal metastasis.

"During our long field experience in West Bengal and Bangladesh we observed that those who are suffering from severe keratosis appear more likely to develop cancer later on," says Dipankar Chakraborti, director of the School of Environmental Studies at Jadavpur University in Calcutta.

However, patients with SU are more likely to develop lesions on the face.

Parental smoke exposure might thus be a catalyst of craving for adolescents homozygous for the DRD2 TA2-allelellele, who are proposed to experience less rewarding feelings from nicotine and are thus less likely to develop dependence on their own (i.e., separate from environmental cues or influences).

People using hookahs are at higher risk for hepatitis, and are more likely to develop herpes lesions on their mouths.

Now researchers at Oxford, Northwestern University in Illinois and other universities are conducting studies with thousands of teenagers to determine whether those with overgeneral memory are more likely to develop depression later on.