Sentence examples for a likelihood perspective from inspiring English sources

The question of whether selection experiments ought to include a control line, as opposed to investing all facilities in a single selected line, is addressed using a likelihood perspective.

From a likelihood perspective, it gives the expected logarithm of the likelihood ratio that an allele is assigned to one of the populations compared with a hypothetical 'average' population whose allele frequencies equal the mean allele frequency across the K populations.

Considering that the ancestors must have had either EF-1α, EFL or both genes opens perspectives for hypothesis comparison in a likelihood framework.

So, from your perspective, it's obviously best to work with a candidate who's serious and has a likelihood of winning.

Perhaps even a likelihood.

A likelihood and a prior.

A possibility, but not a likelihood.

You get a likelihood surface.

Is it a likelihood in this case?

Motivated by a statistical inference perspective based on a likelihood-ratio test, Koestinger et al. [45] adopt equivalence constraints to learn a metric model called KISSME (keep it simple and straightforward metric).

From a sedimentological perspective, the likelihood of piping and seepage failure of rock avalanche dams is high in comparison with landslide dams that preserved the original stratigraphy of their source rock.