Sentence examples for above-average likelihood from inspiring English sources

According to James Elsner, a hurricane specialist at Florida State University, there are two key factors pointing to an above-average likelihood that the U.S. will be hit by a hurricane — possibly a major one — this season.

Firstly because startups are businesses with an above average likelihood of selling services outside the domestic UK market, given the global reach of the Internet.

What happens if the insurance industry is forbidden to discriminate against people with an above- average likelihood of getting cancer (as it now discriminates against old folks, smokers and Indy 500 racers)?

In the natural variability scenario, where the above-average precipitation chance is 33%%, the likelihood of early-burn pine being a sink is approximately 5.3%%.

The agency noted that sea surface temperatures continued to be favorable for above-average hurricane activity, and due to the likelihood that El Nino would not develop during the peak of the season, there was a reduced likelihood of a below-average year.

These scatter plots demonstrate that there is an increased likelihood that a decreasing trend ( s i < 0 ) starts with a positive above-average citation value ( z i ( 1 ) > 0 ), indicative of how difficult it can be to consistently publish above-average research.

However, the agency reaffirmed its prediction of an above-average season, citing warmer-than-normal sea surface temperatures in parts of the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea and the likelihood of La Niña conditions during the peak of the season.

Voter registration is above-average.

The above-average sea views cost well above average, however.

Robert says they are above-average students.

He has radicalized the above-average.