Sentence examples for likely to select from inspiring English sources

The Mono+ samples were not measured directly although selection with anti-CD14 beads is likely to select CD14-positive cells at an efficiency approaching 100%.

Ms Jowell added: "The selection process at a constituency level is more likely to select men.

But unless Butler blows them away, the Knicks are more likely to select a power player.

If this were true, then they would be likely to select a candidate who is very conservative.

The equation obviously includes price: Although the wealthy may have young children, couples with extra mouths to feed are more likely to select lodgings in the midprice range.

IG Metall's executive board seems likely to select Berthold Huber, a more moderate leader who ran the Baden-Württemberg Baden-Württembergchaptern under Mr. Peters.

However Jack Briscoe may have to wait a little longer for his club debut as Agar is more likely to select Craig Hall at full-back.

If you're a member of the crew team, you're far more likely to select "row" instead of "roe" from an ambiguous sentence.

First-generation students, for example, were more likely to select "Help my family out after I'm done with college" — an interdependent value — as a motivation.

High school students were significantly more likely to select the pizza prepared by the chef.

Men who were high in openness to new experiences were more likely to select avatars with skin tone variations.