The phrase "a less probability to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "a lower probability of" or "less probability of."
Example: "There is a lower probability of rain tomorrow compared to today."
Alternatives: "a reduced likelihood of" or "a smaller chance of."
Furthermore, we can see a relation between short-lived and geo-narrow groups: groups that live for a short time have way less probability to spread on a big geographical scale, or in other words geo-width is a good indicator of an high chance of the group to survive longer.
While the danger signal establishes a danger zone around itself, outside this danger zone, immune cells has very less probability to be stimulated.
The portraits have been ascribed to C. Dusart, and, with less probability, to L. Gaultier.
No significant differences were observed by the girl's nutritional status; however mothers of leaner girls had one third less probability to over-diagnose breast buds.
Sequences which were recognized as targets of transcription factors showed much less probability to be in TTS than neighbouring promoter sequences [see Figure 6].
OR less than 1 means that with increasing age there is a less probability of being operated with hybrid technique.
The analysis suggests that all proteins have a more or less strong probability to interact.
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At this time, we give the politics of trade less than a 50% probability to impact a robust global economy.
Abruptly appearing large nodules (>3 cm) over a short duration of 2 months or less have a high probability to be lymphoma, metastasis or anaplastic carcinoma.
