Sentence examples for a broader likelihood from inspiring English sources

Using posterior means derived from these Bayesian models we build a broader likelihood model to predict growth and survival of all species under a range of environmental and ontogenetic conditions, to identify relationships between traits and demography, and quantify the role of environmental and ontogenetic context.

For the large distances between the QTL (> 90 cM) the single QTL method more often positioned the QTL in the correct marker bracket, but considering the broader likelihood peaks of the single point method it could be argued that the multi QTL method was more precise.

In 1995 some academics at Carnegie Mellon University took the opinions of a number of climate researchers on the warming that the world would see if the carbon-dioxide level doubled: the range they thought likely was quite broad; the range they thought possible a lot broader; the likelihood they put on further research narrowing down the uncertainties was low.

As Americans contemplate the likelihood of a broader war against terrorism, it might seem logical that military recruiters would change their sales pitch in order to tap into a surge of patriotic fervor.

But the Fed minutes also highlighted the central bank's reluctance to simply soothe investors in the stock market, and offered no additional clues about the likelihood of a broader, more important cut in the Fed's benchmark federal funds rate in the near future.

First, it allows for a broader empirical coverage with a higher likelihood of targeting the causative organism.

To generate an optical density (OD) cut-off value above which samples were deemed antibody positive, the distribution of OD values was fitted as the sum of two Gaussian distributions (assuming a narrow distribution of seronegatives and a broader distribution of seropositives) using maximum likelihood methods [ 37].

Briefly, the distribution of normalized OD values was fitted as the sum of two Gaussian distributions (a narrow distribution of sero-negatives and a broader distribution of sero-positives) using maximum likelihood methods.

The distribution of OD values was subsequently fitted as the sum of two Gaussian distributions (a narrow distribution of sero-negatives and a broader distribution of sero-positives) using maximum likelihood methods.

And the government is also creating a framework within which it can prove a broader range of criminal activity and increase its likelihood of gaining at least one conviction at trial".

During this process, the maximum-likelihood algorithm considers for each particle a broader range of alignment possibilities, each weighted by a certain profile.