Sentence examples for a more likelihood from inspiring English sources

A higher probability statistically implies a more likelihood of damage occurrence.

This study has revealed age 11 13 years as the group with a more likelihood of accepting abstinence-only sexual education than the other two groups of adolescents.

For example, since there are 256 and 178 α values carrying the positive and negative signs respectively in the 5 th trial of diagnosis for the Kidney data, there will be a more likelihood for a test sample to be detected as a positive target.

Similarly, the older a woman, the more likelihood it was that she would have a delivery assisted by a trained personnel.

It follows that the more genetically variable (and perhaps epigenetically) these cells are within a patient, the more likelihood there should be of malignant progression.

Combining the TDE functions using a union operation distributes more likelihood mass outside the source position compared to the intersection of TDE functions.

The open working group's preliminary list has somewhat confirmed this suspicion, although attempts are now under way to reduce its 19 thematic areas to a more manageable number with more likelihood of influencing public decision making.

But there is no more likelihood of a mass audience of any racial or ethnic background taking to traditional African music than there is of that same audience suddenly developing a taste for madrigals.

In labs, where working space is limited and equipment is at a premium, there is also more likelihood of conflicts arising.

With more researchers handling the dangerous agents, there is more likelihood of an accident.

It seems like a better platform for marketers with more likelihood for quick consumer adoption than Google Glass.