Sentence examples similar to a changing likelihood from inspiring English sources
With climate change, both informal insurance and market-based risk management strategies would be less effective unless equipped with innovations that will allow incorporating the changing likelihood of future uncertainty in temperature and rainfall (Mills 2007).
It is not provisioned to provide specific information on the current epidemic but to help wider thinking of the changing likelihood of secondary transmission of any initial zoonotic transmission event.
The reduction in HPV infections for varying programs of girls-only and girls and boys vaccination was estimated by meta-regressions on outputs from Brisson et al's (2011) dynamic Canadian model [ 13], which allowed for changing likelihood of acquiring HPV over time and herd immunity effects.
Together, these neuroimaging and neurophysiologial findings converge with behavioral work suggesting that manipulating the urgency to respond by differentially emphasizing the speed or accuracy of a response is behaviorally tantamount to changing the likelihood of making a response [38].
As noted above, any effects could be operating by changing the likelihood of applying to a particular university, the probability of acceptance conditional on application, or the probability of enrollment conditional on acceptance.
As to the physics of stopping the seizures, Dr. Gluckman said the electric fields slightly redistributed electrical charges inside individual neurons, changing the likelihood that they would fire in response to stimulation by the other neurons around them.
Where any additional variable did not significantly influence the strength of the model by significantly changing the likelihood ratio (based on the P-value associated with the amount of change), the variable was not retained.
Analyzing the combined matrix, five basal branches could be separately collapsed without significantly changing tree likelihood according to the SH and the AU tests (at 1% significance level; Additional file 7).
Each is a volunteer in a program, Changing the Odds, aimed at decreasing the likelihood that they will become teenage parents.
