Sentence examples for yet likely to from inspiring English sources

The same point could be made of the Aubrey-esque Brief Lives (1982), compiled by my predecessor on these pages, the late Alan Watkins – a collection of sketches of well-known personalities of the 1970s and 1980s, often relying on gossip for their armature and yet likely to survive far longer than official biographies.

However, these models are not yet likely to give good phylogeny estimates.

This, for comparison, may reflect the trial exclusion of high-risk patients with recent CVD events who are yet likely to benefit from intensive statin therapy.

The Dutch variant of ACT, FACT, combines both intensive ACT treatment and care for patients requiring less intensive care at one time point yet likely to need ACT in the future.

Even though the measures are relatively simple, they are yet likely to be associated with the variability of performance over time and be capable of modification by agents that modify monoamine transporter function.

These results reveal a nitrogen stress response mechanism that is dependent on AMPKαSsp2 yet likely to be independent of the mode by which this kinase senses changes in cellular ATP/AMP ratios.

Only four X. tropicalis MMPs (MMP N2, MMP N4, MMP N5, and MMP N6, see below for more on these MMPs) have no available homologs in X. laevis yet, likely due to incomplete cDNA sequence information available for X. laevis.

The accusation does not, as yet, seem likely to derail his campaign.

Arkansas opened the season at No. 8 in the polls, yet seems likely to exit September with four losses.

There are reasons to suspect that EU immigration is different because EU immigrants tend to be more educated, yet more likely to find employment in low skilled jobs (See Saleheen and Shadforth 2006).

Socially deprived people are more at risk of oral disease and yet less likely to take up care.