Sentence examples for again the likelihood of from inspiring English sources
Yet even if European state capacities were in place, absent the spectre of socialism or at least profound rebellion – unless, that is, until European elites are scared again – the likelihood of any significant reversal of direction remains remote.
If by new weapon you mean to suggest that the United States should not update its remaining stockpile of nuclear weapons to make them safer and reliable, then again, the likelihood of Senate ratification of any arms control treaty will be in doubt.
Again the likelihood of renewal was higher for those who utilize healthcare than those who do not and also higher for those who make more health facility visits than those who do not.
Once again the harm was perfectly certain, so that a fuller hearing on the justifications for such an irreversible step is readily distinguishable from the instant case where, again, the likelihood of harm is highly remote, and the level of review has been far in excess of that found in Fund for Animals.
Here, only one statistic (e.g χ2) would be calculated from the observed data, but again the likelihood of any option bias detected being due to chance or asocial learning can be calculated by using simulation to bootstrap a probability distribution (note that any uncertainty in the parameters underlying asocial learning needs to be accounted for in the simulations, see S1 for more details).
As we did not have repeated measurements on comorbid somatic diseases, again, the likelihood of residual confounding cannot be completely disregarded.
Then again, with the likelihood of another 30 to go, you've got plenty of time to start all over again.
Research suggests that sleeping, then waking up, then going back to sleep again increases the likelihood of lucidity.
Also the experiments were limited to low conversions and thus low oxygen partial pressures (PO2 → O2), again minimizing the likelihood of oxygen inhibition.
Avoiding residential care as a first placement (ideally exploring kinship first, foster care second) again increases the likelihood of a placement working out.
Moreover, male poeciliid fishes are more active than females, frequently switching between shoals in search of females (Andreev 1994; Griffiths and Magurran 1998; Magurran 1998), again increasing the likelihood of detection by predators.
