Sentence examples for more likely already from inspiring English sources

They were also more likely already to have made a change.

These genes may have evolved specifically for mate recognition or, more likely, already existed as part of a family of extracellular matrix proteins with pleiotropic functions.

They were thus more likely already to have symptoms than were all HIV infected individuals, as reflected in the frequency of illness and death.

That is, people who attached higher importance to 'Drinking gives me a thrilling feeling' were less likely to be intent on change and more likely already to have made a change.

Rather, these children are taught how to analyze and critique, to challenge and to understand; skills our American children are losing or, more likely, have already lost.

It also showed that teens from middle class families were also significantly more likely to already be drinkers, with 66 per cent.

"Very often the people who are able to take control of their environment tend to be those who have greater social and psychological resources and are more likely to already be engaging in healthier behaviour," she said.

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They are also more likely to already have a job: 58 versus 25%.

Our main reasons were: (1) Facebook has over a billion users worldwide and is currently the leading social network site; and (2) the target group for our experimental studies (students and their friends) would be more likely to already have an account and be accustomed to Facebook.

It was also assumed that individuals with higher CD4 counts were more likely to already have high levels of adherence and thus were less likely to show a change in CD4 count in response to the intervention.