Sentence examples for likely to remove from inspiring English sources

Surgical removal of malignant disease is likely to remove the bulk of Treg TIL and reduce the production of suppressive signalling networks, which would undoubtedly improve the likelihood of successful antitumour immune responses to clear residual malignant cells.

Least likely to: Remove her ears.

The results of the DNA testing are likely to remove that legal obstacle in future trials.

The increase was likely to remove inflationary pressures on the market and force prices downwards.

We anxious people are less likely to remove ourselves from the gene pool by, say, frolicking on the edge of cliffs or becoming fighter pilots.

The bank's windows and doors are now behind a double layer of welded steel sheets which no amount of force is likely to remove.

His uninhibited, compulsively talkative characters are likely to remove their clothes at the drop of a hat and to carry on intense personal conversations while naked.

But getting rid of him is not likely to remove the pressure on Olympus for reform; if anything it will make calls for change even louder.

The answer, experts say, is that some aren't; the wildlife service is likely to remove some from consideration after re-evaluation.

If the election is deemed fair by international observers, it it likely to remove the last remaining barriers put up by western countries after Bainimarama first seized power in 2006.

William C. Bell, the city's new child welfare commissioner, said the court gave too little weight to a statistical study showing that caseworkers were less likely to remove children from battered mothers than from mothers in other kinds of investigations.