Sentence examples for more likely immediately from inspiring English sources

Calling is also more likely immediately after rain has occurred.

The other would be a privatized organization for parcel delivery, a business that would compete with (or, more likely, immediately dismantled and sold to) FedEx and UPS.

On the other hand, our conjecture based on evidence in our data of differential prescribing is that doctors are more likely immediately to prescribe and record anticoagulants for patients with VTE symptoms exposed to a high risk oral contraceptive drug than for users of lower risk drugs.

In a genre dominated by easy maxims and encouraging one-liners speakers aim at graduates more likely to immediately forget a theme than to carry it with them into their futures, Wallace's endures.

The proband is more likely to immediately focus on a full intensity stimulus than on a stimulus that slowly reaches the individual perception threshold.

Retail buyers are more likely to sell immediately, rather than provide the long-term support that companies prefer.

In other words, if someone had just sunk a free throw or rolled a strike, was the person more likely to succeed immediately afterward?

In it, the authors analyzed death certificates from more than 300,000 people dying with cancer in Ohio from 1989 to 2000, and whether those people were more likely to die immediately after a birthday, Christmas or Thanksgiving.

Concerning protective actions, we found that households living close to the industrial park were more likely to evacuate immediately after perceiving the Natech accident, whereas those living further away tended to shelter at home.

Our study also indicates that households located to the leeward side (east) of the industrial park were more likely to evacuate immediately when they perceived the Natech threat or evacuated later if needed.

Pedestrians are more likely to cross immediately after arrival when they are younger, are not engaged in secondary tasks, arrived at a position farther from approaching vehicles at the near side of the road, or arrived at a time when there are more pedestrians crossing the road.