The phrase "also consider the probability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that someone take into account the likelihood of an event or outcome in their analysis or decision-making process.
Example: "When evaluating the risks of the project, you should also consider the probability of potential setbacks."
Alternatives: "also take into account the likelihood" or "additionally assess the chances".
But a commander must also consider the probability that it might miss.
Furthermore, for a specific SNP, we should also consider the probability that this SNP will be chosen.
In Portugal et al. (2008) considered Case B1 where telomere loss is fixed, but the probability of division depends on telomere length; however, in our Case B1, as well as predicting the average telomere length and the fraction of senescent cells, we also consider the probability of cells replicating being a nonlinear function of telomere length.
In all cases, the detected SNPs had a P value <0.000001 (binominal coefficient implemented in Geneious bioinformatic package under tool 'Find Variations/SNPs'), which also considered the probability of a nucleotide variant because of sequencing errors.
14 We also considered the probability of a positive triage-HPV if CIN2+ was diagnosed in the follow-up period before t, that is, To estimate this, we let and denote the Kaplan-Meier estimates for the groups with positive and negative triage-HPV, respectively.
In the meanwhile, we also consider the electron probability distributions corresponding to the different energy levels, clearly exposing the characteristics of the PQD/PQR energy levels.
We also consider the coverage probability, which can be defined as the proportion of simulations in which the true underlying effect lies within the 95% confidence interval of the predicted effects simulated.
In addition to addressing environmental risks arising from the development of antibiotic resistance, we should also consider the low probability but high impact "one-time-event" type of risk.
One could also consider the exceedance probability Pr RR i > b) > c, where b can be 1, 2 or 3 and c might be a large value such as 0.90 [ 30].
We can also consider the weighted version of these probabilities, namely, we weight by its corresponding IBD probability.
Also consider the Swiss Alps.
