Sentence examples for about the probability that from inspiring English sources

You have to think about the probability that everything's going to fail.

This game is about the probability that a set of symbols will come together in such a way that you can play them on the board".

An 8-year-old girl in the study, for example, did not want to talk to the researchers about the probability that her mother would die: she was afraid that talking about it would make it happen.

When asked about the probability that they would use only cellphones for their calls in the next year, only 8percentt said that they were very likely or certain to do so; 79percentt answered "very unlikely" or "absolutely not".

In all the articles about the probability that a new home run record will be set this season, one name is never mentioned: that of a fellow named Babe Ruth.

Instead of having to make guesses about the "volatility" of a project's returns, for example, managers can think about the probability that a company's revenues will rise or fall by a particular percentage.

This smoothing of probability is about half of the probability that could be observed by Laplace correction (add one when a value is missing) in 1000 Genomes (1/1092).

And this Teresa Asenap, a tiny, smiley, fist-shaking lady from new Mexico, has the whole stadium chanting "si se puede!"  9 43: Actually, Black, I've been thinking of developing a spinoff on Godwin's law correlating the length of speeches about Barack Obama and the probability that said speeches will contain favourable comparisons to Abraham Lincoln.

It's using elements of the context and finding either direct contradictions based on your knowledge, or apparent ones based on what you know about probability, like the probability that you can find a dinosaur bone three feet down in your yard.

In FHS, a genetic risk score comprised of 18 confirmed type 2 diabetes risk SNPs was higher among individuals who developed type 2 diabetes over 28 years compared with those who remained free of diabetes, although the absolute magnitude of the difference was minute (about 0.6 risk alleles, although the probability that there was no difference was <0.0001) (Fig. 5 A and B) (29).

A victory by Mr. Trump remains possible: Mrs. Clinton's chance of losing is about the same as the probability that an N.F.L. kicker misses a 37-yard field goal.