Sentence examples for sufficiently more likely from inspiring English sources

Paris makes this slightly, not sufficiently, more likely.

If these linkage effects are sufficiently strong, underdeveloped countries are more likely to recover from poverty.

Further development and evaluation of school based interventions is warranted, particularly in light of evidence that children who walk or cycle to school are more likely to be sufficiently physically active overall 68 and that active travel may represent a significant proportion of children's overall physical activity.

Worldwide, he said, reactors are "not sufficiently safe," but "the next nuclear power plant disaster is more likely to occur abroad than in the U.S".

If the conversion rate after recovery is sufficiently high relative to that in sickness, efficacious treatments are more likely to spread than maladaptive/superstitious treatments.

Those contigs may not be present in the other genome, or much more likely, have not been expressed at a sufficiently high level to undergo assembly.

It is more likely that sustaining hydration will maintain worker productivity sufficiently to offset any work breaks, particularly during hot weather.

Some mutations such as lineage-specific insertions in protein-coding sequences are sufficiently rare that apparent mutations in the 2× alignments are considerably more likely to be spurious than real.

Nurses were six times more likely to ask about IPV if they felt sufficiently prepared.

I suppose you are more likely to notice (and to be irritated by) anachronisms like these if you are of a sufficiently advanced age to have been alive and sentient during the period covered by "Masters of Sex".

However, if sufficiently homogeneous good quality complex interventions are systematically reviewed, the active ingredient is more likely to become apparent.