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The phrase "a probability that corresponds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood of an event that is related to or matches a specific condition or scenario.
Example: "In this experiment, we calculated a probability that corresponds to the expected outcome based on previous data."
Alternatives: "a likelihood that matches" or "a chance that aligns".
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Each household's contribution to the likelihood function is represented by a probability that corresponds to the observed labor supply alternative.
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In addition, theoreticians have developed rules for delineating starting probabilities that correspond roughly to the beliefs of a "sensible person" with no background knowledge.
Now, during the load-balancing phase, the target device is selected with the probability that corresponds to its number of CUs.
The occurrence probability that corresponds to each characteristic yield is also needed to estimate distributions of yields of individual smallholder farms.
Heterozygosity corresponds to a probability that two alleles taken at random from a population can be distinguished using the marker in question.
Theoretically, decision confidence is proposed to correspond to a probability that a choice was correct19, and, empirically, confidence computations are thought to depend on a network of the prefrontal and parietal brain areas5,15,20,21.
In Figure 3g,h, we are depicting the densities of probability that correspond to the electron and hole states involved in the formation of the two excitons.
We used the same size of time-step as earlier, Δ t = 1.25 × 10−4 ms. The binding probability that corresponded with the mean rate for the whole run was 2.4 × 10−4.
Each row on the right-hand side contains the probabilities that corresponds to one combination of values of the parents.
It can be observed in Figure 4 that when adjusted to place (Nouna town versus Nouna villages), the ceiling ratio that corresponds to a 50% probability that the intervention is cost-effective (ICER) is significantly lower than the ICER computed.
Figure 4 and 5 also display the area under each ROC curve (AUC) that corresponds to the probability that a confidence value will be higher for a true branch than for a false branch (see [ 65, 54] for more details).
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