The phrase "a probability for a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a likelihood or chance related to a specific event or situation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "There is a probability for a successful outcome if we follow the plan."
Alternatives: "a likelihood of" or "a chance of".
This quantum yield generally describes a probability for a photon to be absorbed in the medium.
Export behaviour is defined in a dual way: as a probability for a firm to export and as the propensity to export for the exporting firms.
where x is a uniform random variable defined over, and AF (activity factor) is defined as a probability for a particular interfering link to be active.
The item difficulties ranged from −2.995 to 2.689, which corresponds to a probability for a correct response ranging from 92.9percentto9.1percentcent.
These thresholds are not sufficient to capture only overload and underload since there is a probability for a peak of load not to correspond to an overload.
In that scenario, one could model a population of cells and assign to each cell a probability for a switch to the mutant phenotype.
A simulated environmental sequencing project draws a sample of N individuals in the community, with a probability for an individual to be selected proportional to the abundance of its species.
In order to simulate an N-sequences sequencing project, we begin by sampling N individuals, with a probability for an individual to be selected proportional to the abundance of its species in the community.
Furthermore, we found that the kinetics of the XCI process can be simulated using a probability for an X chromosome to be inactivated that is proportional to the X∶A ratio.
This time, I've filled in a probability for each state, and a utility for each outcome.
In order to study such a dynamical case, we gave a probability for each possible case.
