The phrase "a probability of some" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express a likelihood or chance of something occurring, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "There is a probability of some rain later in the day, so you might want to carry an umbrella."
Alternatives: "a chance of some" or "a likelihood of some".
"I know some people think we are not going to be able to do this, [that] you cannot put a probability on some types of evidence," says Alicia Carriquiry, a statistician at Iowa State University in Ames who heads CSAFE.
A probability of 95% was considered significant.
A child with a DQ lower than 85 is considered to have a high probability of some organic impairment (Knobloch and Pasamanick 1974).
Epidemiological models are typically probabilistic, that is, a specified degree of exposure is associated with a certain probability of some human health endpoint [ 54].
Using the Bayes' equation, we may write the probability of a signal being present within the current section of data, P (H s i g | D ), as [ 15] where P(A) indicates the probability of some event A, and P (A | B ) the conditional probability of A given an event B has occurred, H sig represents the signal model, H bg the background model and D represents a set of data.
Regulatory Potential can be considered as an example of a 'positional prior' since each position is associated with an a priori probability of possessing some specific property.
And as the system grows more complex, it is a well-known phenomenon that the probability of some kind of shock spreading through the system increases as well.
This paper addresses the common engineering practice of specifying a required probability of attaining some performance level.
When the W of the population approaches its maximum (W = 1), the PFT is very sparse and there is a high probability of missing some of the population's cross-classifications during the sampling effort, resulting in a W value for the sample of 1.
