The phrase "also more probable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood of an event or situation in addition to other factors or possibilities.
Example: "Given the recent data, it seems that this outcome is also more probable than we initially thought."
Alternatives: "also more likely" or "also more feasible".
If the CHRO position is institutionalized within an organization or industry, the presence of a CHRO is also more probable, which supports hypotheses 6 and 7 (models 3 and 5), although with low significance.
Bovens and Olsson demonstrated that the answer to the general question is in the negative by giving an example of a more coherent extended set that is also more probable, on the revised understanding of what this means, than the original smaller set.
Women with a history of miscarriage were also more likely to report symptoms of probable postpartum depression than women without a history of miscarriage (5.3% vs. 3.4%, respectively, p = 0.041).
Teenagers are also more likely than adults to fail to understand the probable consequences of their actions, said Kenneth King of the Suffolk Law School Juvenile Justice Center.
The probable reason for this is that people with low BMIs and low stature are also more likely to fall sick.
A black-sounding name also became more probable if you had a poor and uneducated mother.
But it was also made more probable by Germany's fearful response to Russia's power, as well as myriad other factors, including human errors.
The last two possibilities may also be considered more probable with the use of ICA algorithms compared to other functional connectivity methods (i.e. CCAs), given their greater analytic complexity (however, see [47]).
We also knew it was "more probable than not" that they cheat.
In this case, the motor program wave1 is also activated by the more probable waving schema and is recognized about 2.5 s earlier than in the sole bottom-up processing case.
Not only are positive effects more probable, but also the chance of inadvertent harm is reduced after CISD.
