Sentence examples for a relatively high likelihood from inspiring English sources
"I think there is a relatively high likelihood of attacks taking place, but these attacks may not target the Games venues themselves," he said.
There is a relatively high likelihood of achieving sub-optimal solution, due to trapping in local maxima.
Still, if you back up enough, it makes sense to think of urban destinies as a random process of wins and losses in which small cities face a relatively high likelihood of experiencing gambler's ruin.
Simulations with moderate levels of competition coupled with a relatively high fire frequency (once every 4 years) and a relatively high likelihood of fire spread across five-meter grid cells (dependent on litter fuel loads) were shown to create patterns that closely mimic the quasi three-dimensional remotely-sensed measures of this open canopy system.
Patients with spinal pain because of neoplastic disease who presented to musculoskeletal physiatrists were an average age of 65.3 years and reported a relatively high likelihood of night pain, aching character of symptom manifestation, spontaneous onset of symptoms, history of cancer, standing and walking provoking symptoms, and unexplained weight loss.
These applications have a relatively high likelihood of yielding acutely actionable information.
For many, the relatively high likelihood of experiencing triptan sensations is a barrier to effective parenteral migraine-specific therapy.
This key point can be viewed as diffusion of information inasmuch as every particle with relatively high likelihood attracts all particles which has this likely particle in its neighbourhood.
The relatively high likelihood of matching with experienced teachers and the ready substitute in the form of new teachers induces bad schools to be ambitious in courting experienced teachers from good schools.
A lower BIC value usually represents a good model with relatively higher likelihood and also relatively lower risk of overfitting.
A preferred model is selected upon a lower BIC value that indicates relatively higher likelihood as well as relatively lower risk of overfitting.
