The phrase "a large likelihood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the probability or chance of an event occurring, particularly in formal or analytical contexts.
Example: "There is a large likelihood that the project will be completed ahead of schedule, given the team's efficiency."
Alternatives: "a high probability" or "a strong chance".
"If the organization is a highly-rated organization and has a well-known text-to-give program, then there is a large likelihood that the text-to-give process is safe.
During the same conference the billionaire noted he has every intention of continuing to lead Dell, and that he does not see a large likelihood of undergoing a major acquisition, though smaller plug-in purchases will continue.
Despite severe tongue pallor having a large likelihood ratio of 9.87, it did not result in a large and meaningful shift in the post-test probability of severe anaemia in our study (from 7% to 52%).
At this rate, we speculated that there is a large likelihood of meeting MDG by 2015 in rural Western China.
This observation indicates that we can prune the following two cases: (I) a large likelihood can be obtained without the interaction term, and (II) only a small likelihood can be obtained even if we use the interaction term.
If a phone hypothesis of the same identity and start/end frame number already exists, for implementation simplicity only the one with a larger likelihood score is kept.
Overall, we find that an additional year of age is associated to a larger likelihood of working (2 p.p). and working and studying (2 p.p). and to a lower likelihood of studying exclusively (0.5 p.p).
Moreover, we are interested whether adverse events with a higher preventability and severity of consequences have a larger likelihood of being reported.
Finally, we computed the number of instances where ΔlogL / logL test was lower than 0 (control outperforming the test model) and derived a p-value for the hypothesis that the test model yields a larger likelihood than the controls.
A very large likelihood exists that other factors gave rise to the heat problem," said Amperex Technology Ltd.
To our knowledge, our work is the first to show that the sparsity-inducing ℓ 1 penalty can be integrated with the likelihood term in the language of network flow, to estimate a flow with large likelihood that can be easily decomposed in a number of paths as small as we wish.
