The phrase "a specific likelihood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the probability or chance of a particular event occurring.
Example: "The study aims to determine a specific likelihood of success for the new treatment method."
Alternatives: "a particular probability" or "a definite chance".
The probabilistic approach constructs a baseline forecast from a large-scale macroeconomic model and identifies a scenario that would have a specific probabilistic likelihood given the baseline forecast.
This matrix applies a specific probabilistic likelihood model (Additional file 1) to calculate the relative integration period for each retroposon subtype in relation to all other subtypes.
The law permits counsel to challenge prospective jurors either for cause (if there is specific likelihood of bias) or, for a limited number, "peremptorily" (i.e., without having to give a reason).
His findings have led Dr Walker to conclude that drivers use a cyclist's physical appearance to judge the specific likelihood of the rider behaving predictably.
For experimental datasets, the user can discover structure activity relationships because similar structures and activities will lead to specific likelihood patterns.
To detect genetic signatures of positive selection acting on the evolution of the β1 globin gene in Gadiformes, a site-specific likelihood analysis was performed using PAML and Datamonkey (Table 2).
In other words, they remained optimistic without being able to express specific likelihoods for benefits and acknowledged the possibility that GT may not generate visual benefits.
Behaviours are assessed for their potential impact on addressing a specific issue, the likelihood of adoption by the target audience and existing participation levels within the target audience.
GeneSpring's cross gene error model, which determines the likelihood of observing a specific fold change to the likelihood of observing a fold change of 1, was active during this test.
The GeneSpring Cross Gene Error model was applied; this model determines the likelihood of observing a specific fold change to the likelihood of observing a fold measurement by the 50.0th percentile of all measurements in the sample.
