Sentence examples for ones are unlikely from inspiring English sources
They say that jumbo rates — even "conforming" ones — are unlikely to fall completely in line with conforming rates.
It is not yet clear which drones the F.A.A. will require licenses for, although people flying many of the smallest ones are unlikely to need them.
The manifesto suggests that similar systems may be under scrutiny, and that new ones are unlikely to be created under the Conservatives, claiming that existing databases are a threat to civil liberties.
This suggests for example that substitutions from charged residues to hydrophobic ones are unlikely in head-contacting regions, and conversely that substitutions from hydrophobic residues to charged ones are unlikely in tail-contacting regions.
However, mice could not see or contact the stimuli and therefore other sensory systems, including other chemosensory ones, are unlikely to have been the basis of behavioural responses.
This proportion and larger ones are unlikely to occur under the assumption of an equal distribution of angles within the measured range (under 2% of 100 000 bootstrap samples), suggesting that mean gradients tend to align with the long axis of HG.
But early outbreaks did not affect large numbers of people; and for years, it seemed that major ones were unlikely.
The CIA contends that the excavations could just as well be for pouring protective concrete around existing smaller missiles & that planting larger missiles in a field of smaller ones is unlikely.
However, based on the results from this study, one is unlikely to expect large antivascular effects in the acute setting due to cytotoxic agents alone.
What is accessible is often limited in scope - of the hundreds of GPCRs and related proteins, one is unlikely to find information on expression of more than a dozen proteins in a given cell line.
No association has been consistently found for physical activity and rectal cancer, and the consensus is that one is unlikely to exist (International Agency for Research on Cancer WHO, 2002).
