Sentence examples for maintained less likely from inspiring English sources

Officers who are exposed to opera are, Cohn maintained, less likely to permit such occurrences as the looting of the Baghdad Museum.

They are also way more energy-efficient, easier to maintain, less likely to break down mid-flight and can't explode in case of impact.

"We are concerned that if the official policy is maintained, women will be less likely to come forward for medical treatment," said Begum.

It is possible that patients who maintained sinus rhythm were less likely to have a stroke.

"Homeowners who know how to maintain their homes are less likely to have a loss".

We reconstructed centres of origin of lineages and identified areas in the Mexican tropical dry forest that have been important centres of diversification (sources) and areas where species are maintained but where diversification is less likely to occur (diversity sinks).

The authors found that while previous enrolment was significantly associated with the perceptions of benefits arising from the NHIS, those that no longer maintained their memberships were also less likely to find these positive elements within the scheme.

In a systemic review of prospective randomised studies evaluating the haematocrit thresholds with morbidity outcomes, infants who were transfused more and maintained a higher haematocrit were less likely to develop NEC. 10 Retrospective studies evaluating the association between anaemia, exposure and NEC also had similar conclusions.

While incomplete lineage sorting can often impede reciprocal monophyly between fully isolated sister species with large population sizes, it is much less likely to maintain shared haplotypes and, moreover, it is unlikely to maintain a geographic correlation in the distribution of shared haplotypes between species.

Students without diplomas earn much less money, are less likely to maintain stable families and are far more likely to end up in prison.

Analysts, however, said the views of the broader group should be viewed as a leading indicator of the direction of policy, suggesting that the Fed had become slightly less likely to maintain current policy through 2014.