Sentence examples for a distinctly higher likelihood from inspiring English sources

In itself, 〈ΔI〉 significantly greater than 0 bits/word constitutes prima facie evidence that DLP applies to the reconstructed text, because 〈ΔI〉>0 bits/word implies by way of equation (5) that the editor has a distinctly higher likelihood p of choosing correctly by choosing the less common word than by flipping a coin (that is, p>0.5).

Women exhibit a distinctly higher risk if suffering from the MetS in any combination.

For example, a transcript weakly similar to an A. thaliana histone 3B gene showed a distinctly higher level of expression in T-oaks (Tab. I).

"It may provide a vague assurance of a higher likelihood of good future payment performance," he said.

"It is a longer-term process," he said, "but it has a higher likelihood of success".

THE BOTTOM LINE Severe morning sickness may indicate a higher likelihood that the baby will be a girl.

Flag IIs ensure a higher likelihood of accurate seizure prediction.

Their citizens now have a higher likelihood of needing treatment for marijuana than most of Europe.

They have a higher likelihood of being specifically adapted to it.

Women of color already face higher rates of obstetric complication and a higher likelihood of surgical delivery.

Without raising defense, there is a higher likelihood of death.