The phrase "a probable event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an event that is likely to occur based on certain conditions or evidence.
Example: "Given the current weather patterns, a probable event is that we will experience heavy rainfall this weekend."
Alternatives: "a likely occurrence" or "a plausible event".
In contrast, the worst dispersers ("focal" species) have a low indicator power, as a probable consequence of extinction events occurring in hedgerows, where ecological conditions are suboptimal with respect of forest species.
It's a Bayesian model predicting the probability that you took the medicine when you accessed Memo Box and getting occasional feedbacks from you," explains Lu. "For example, if it predicts that, when you access Memo, as 'small probability event' for second time (open Memo 1 hr in advance of your schedule), model is shifted to think that it is a more probable event.
As cell populations are rarely discrete, two approaches may be taken, a large gate may be drawn to capture all probable events, or a smaller gate used to capture only those events that are without doubt from the population of interest.
Definition 1 is based on the the simple observation that one would generally prefer to stake a good outcome on a more rather than less probable event.
An even more deleterious, albeit less probable, event might be an accidental escape of an experimental vector that harbors an oncogenic "cargo".
The second issue is how to develop the key components of an interdisciplinary planning strategy for a compact major urban area to mitigate the losses in a probable century event.
Could they, for example, learn to match a signal that didn't occur regularly to a probable future event?
Nucleotide differences between the two variant alleles at greater than 1 nucleotide site is scored as a probable recombination event.
The comparative SNP analysis of MAM isolates from patient 8 indicates a probable transmission event.
These collective results suggest a probable recombination event at a region matched to the end of current exon 4, which had occurred between two paralogs in a primordial genome that evolved into plants.
