Sentence examples for model likely to from inspiring English sources

For instance, in the Bedford et al. paper the model suggests where the sequences in the tropics should fall on a phylogenetic tree relative to sequences in more temperate climates, but it cannot tell us what the next branch of the H3N2 will look like (nor is any model likely to for the foreseeable future).

Especially troublesome to some mental health advocates are provisions like New York's, which expand the duty of practitioners to report worrisome patients — a model likely to be emulated by other states.

Second, what role is the ESCo model likely to play in the transition to a low-carbon UK energy system?

Scripts offer a good model when applied to a suitable objective, such as learning the etiquette of an unfamiliar culture, but a bad model likely to defeat the purpose when applied to constructive work with concepts and ideas, where emergence is maximized and unpredictability is inherent.

Microglial activation was considered as a key feature in our in vivo model, likely to be responsible for subsequent myelination deficit.

4. How confident can policymakers and others be in the estimated impacts? 5. Is a formal economic model likely to facilitate decision making?

For readers in the United States, the Bugattis, Lancias, Opels and Vauxhalls provide a look at models likely to be unfamiliar.

And third, investors especially long-term ones such as pension funds—have woken up to the risks of owning firms with assets and business models likely to decrease in value as the world "decarbonises".

Time will tell, particularly with new iPhone models likely to arrive next month.

The issue then becomes, To which of the broad spectrum of human responses are specific animal models likely to be related?

The overall aim of this project is to help develop knowledge about primary care delivery models likely to improve the accessibility, quality and efficiency of care.