Sentence examples for progressively less likely from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Office for Budget Responsibility The black line is the 'central projection' with the lighter bands showing progressively less likely results.

A most impressive winner of the Racing Post Trophy at Doncaster in October when last seen in public, the three-year-old suffered a setback last month and his participation in the Newmarket Classic had seemed progressively less likely since then.

This fear encourages employees to keep quiet and not draw attention to themselves, which means becoming progressively less likely to ask for help when needed, leading to more inefficiency, and thereby more quests.

However, as the constraints are relaxed beyond a point the genes thus found will be progressively less likely to be biologically relevant; this point will vary with the particulars of the experiment and the downstream application of the identified genes, and defines Messina's lowest practical sensitivity and specificity thresholds.

Residents of the United States were progressively less likely to report prior HIV testing as their environment became more rural.

As the pooled estimate falls below 0.5 MID it becomes progressively less likely that an appreciable number of patients will achieve important benefits from treatment.

We employ a multi-step process to progressively filter out articles less likely to contain information that can be integrated into the current TAIR database structure.

Baseline HT use was most prevalent among Whites and progressively less common among Asians/Pacific Islanders, Hispanics, and African-Americans, who were significantly less likely than other racial/ethnic groups to take and continue to use exogenous hormones [ 30, 31, 34- 39].

As one moves towards the east coast of South Africa, rocky shore habitats become progressively more sparse, with large interspersing tracts of sandy beaches and it probably becomes much less likely that larvae are able to migrate between populations.

As the residential environment became progressively more rural, respondents were older, more likely to be white, more likely to live in the South or Midwest, less likely to live in the Northeast or West, and less likely to self-report an HIV risk factor (Table 1).

Less likely.