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The phrase "a larger probability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or chance of an event occurring, especially in statistical or analytical contexts.
Example: "There is a larger probability of rain tomorrow compared to today, according to the weather forecast."
Alternatives: "a greater likelihood of" or "an increased chance of".
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Basically, a smaller difference in activity states means a larger probability of connection.
Higher levels of education are also correlated with a larger probability of not having children, controlling for marital status (Model (4)).
It is reasonable to expect a larger probability of misclassification for those molecules that are located in sparsely populated regions of the training data set.
With the increase of the length of alkyl chains, there is a larger probability of amines binding with epoxide groups on GO, forming formbridge or loop conformations.
That is, previously insured workers benefit from a larger probability of remaining in the same job or entering into a more stable job than non-insured ones.
We show that while projects distributed under highly restrictive licensing terms (GPL) have a significantly smaller probability of reaching a stable release, applications towards sophisticated users have a larger probability of evolving in the development status.
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Was it rational to accept a small probability of an almost immediate death to reduce greatly a large probability of death by smallpox in the indefinite future?
There is a large probability of data loss when the mobile device initiates the handover process.
This method generally leads to high computational complexity and a large probability of false positives.
ACI 318 does not predict the collapse but BS 8110 and Gardner 96 predict a large probability of collapse.
The reason is that a high network density stands for a large probability of network tending to be stable.
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