The phrase "a likelihood in a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the probability of something occurring within a specific context, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "There is a likelihood in a situation like this that we will face challenges."
Alternatives: "a probability of" or "a chance in a".
Is it a likelihood in this case?
While such a rule has the appeal of simplicity, it would impose direct costs and serious collateral disadvantages without regard to the need or the likelihood in a particular case for a constructive contribution by counsel.
The challenge, of course, is whether those protections will be enforced – a distant likelihood in a country that consistently ranks in the world's bottom third on the Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index, which measures perceptions of corruption in countries and territories by domestic and international observers.
Background characteristics associated with a lower matching likelihood in a multivariable model are female gender, old age, and low socioeconomic status (being below the highest wealth quintile).
There are extensive studies detailing the rates of positivity among the different types of tumors, giving a good perspective on the likelihood in a specific diagnostic situation.
"There is a likelihood of a significant backlog in grant and renewal without an increase in the costs of a licence.
LR is a likelihood of a test result in a person with disease compared with the likelihood of this result in a person without disease.
We will go home and have a look at it but a ban is a likelihood bearing in mind World Rugby's stance on this matter".
The original Fagan nomogram allows to visually determine the post-test probability for a given pre-test probability and a likelihood ratio in a diagnostic test framework [ 12].
Among individuals with MetS at baseline, 1-SD higher Vo2max was associated with a 1.8 (1.21–2.82) times higher likelihood to resolve MetS during 2 years in all individuals; a 2.1 (1.12–3.96) times higher likelihood in men; and a 1.9 (0.98–3.70) times higher likelihood in women after baseline adjustments.
