Übersetzung für "To be more likely" in Deutsch

It seems to be more likely that it is in the oldest form.

Schizotypal subjects seem to be more likely to use cannabis than the general population.

This phenomenon appeared to be more likely to occur during the first weeks of combined treatment and in patients with renal impairment.

After all, Libya’s security forces have already proved to be more likely to facilitate than fight cronyism.

This source attributes the plasterwork to Francesco Bagutti, but Giovanni Bagutti would appear to be more likely.

Although it is true, that in case of smaller teams, the contrary proves to be more likely.

The resulting pores may be considered to be round or more likely oval or of an oblong shape.

Yet the more 'real' you show your product to be, the more likely somebody is to purchase.

You happen to be also more likely to crave certain foods rich in sweets or unhealthy fats.

Brick construction has been shown to be far more likely to fall apart in earth quakes.

Or, and I suspect this to be the more likely scenario, does the budgetary authority fail to take adequate account of the actual appropriation requirements and absorption capacity of the various programmes when it adopts the budget?

Our data shows that people who communicate with more than 58 different contacts tend to be more likely to be good borrowers.

But I am saying that the more freedom that we give introverts to be themselves, the more likely that they are to come up with their own unique solutions to these problems.

Thus a non-Russian origin of the word Arbat is generally held to be more likely than a Russian origin.

Recent research by two Canadian psychologists found that people who spent money on green products were, immediately afterwards, less likely to be generous and more likely to steal than those who bought non-green stuff.

This would provide appropriate safeguards against the introduction of features that in other jurisdictions have demonstrated to be more likely to be abused.

This is generally due to the fact that trade-displaced workers tend to be older and more likely to have educational qualifications and skills not entirely suited to emerging employment demands.

Follow-up measures should provide appropriate safeguards against the introduction of features that in other jurisdictions have demonstrated to be more likely to be abused.