Sentence examples for more likely prevents from inspiring English sources

An integrated model is better at predicting essential genes under a given condition, and hence more likely prevents gene deletions which are lethal from being included in the strategies.

I don't believe the salary cap is as important as developing more of our youngsters; in fact a rise in the salary cap would more than likely prevent young English talent to develop.

Rare's Nick Burton says the number of licensees involved will more than likely prevent the game from ever being available on Virtual Console, saying the game is in "no man's land".

Cameras are more likely to prevent a miscarriage of justice than cause one.

Republicans, Mr. Krauthammer concludes, must consider two questions: "Who is more likely to prevent that second term?

Enterix contends that its test is more likely to prevent cancer deaths because it is more accurate and easier to use.

Countries such as Sweden that invest heavily and progressively in public services are more likely to prevent widening income inequality from reducing opportunity.

Though this was ostensibly imposed to prevent fires from catching while people slept, those who will have read William I – 1066 by Eleanor Farjeon in school will recall that it was more likely about preventing candlelit late-night public plotting.

The study was based on the concept that such patients harbor microscopic cancer cells and that chemotherapy in the weeks before surgery, rather than after it, is more likely to prevent the spread of cancer cells.

It is predicted that the optimum angle is opposing the shear and that higher protrusions are more likely to prevent joint failure.

The conclusion is that the Valsalva maneuver is superior to breath-hold and humming for increasing central venous pressure during central venous catheter placement and, therefore, it is more likely to prevent air embolism in cooperative patients.