The phrase "and includes the probability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing statistical concepts or outcomes that involve likelihood or chance.
Example: "The study presents various outcomes and includes the probability of each event occurring."
Alternatives: "and encompasses the likelihood" or "and incorporates the chance".
Other capture-recapture methods [CRM] are based on probabilities and include the probability of being captured and of dispersal [37 39].
The constructed PSSM includes the probability that each amino acid is present at each position.
The proposed methodology is able to deal with problems with a high number of reservoir uncertain attributes and includes the development of a probability redistribution algorithm using observed data.
The sample is one of convenience and includes the known limitations of all non-probability samples, including those of less representativeness and unknown levels of sampling error.
Based on this, we can differentiate several collision scenarios, and if we include the probability of scenarios that can be resolved and the number of tags that can be successfully decoded, the maximal theoretical throughput is still about eight times the throughput of a conventional system at 30 dB SNR.
3 12 27 28 There is ample evidence in RA that early diagnosis and treatment initiation are associated with improved clinical and radiographic outcomes including the probability of inducing remission.
The analysis comprises a description of the basic demographic measures such as sex ratio, population pyramid, mean household size, age-specific fertility rates, abortion ratio, age-and-sex-specific mortality rate including the probability of dying between ages 15 and 60 years (45q15), life expectancy at birth and migration rates from the DSS.
The total expected cost of the respective care pathways for "ECV accepted" and "ECV not accepted" (including the probability of adverse events) were £1,452 and £1,828 respectively, that is the cost of delivery through the ECV care pathways is less costly than the non ECV delivery care pathway.
The secondary objectives of part 2 were to confirm the MTD identified in part 1 of the study, to obtain safety and pharmacokinetic information, and to assess additional efficacy parameters, including the probability of clinical benefit (complete/partial response+stable disease ⩾24 weeks), the probability of progression-free survival (PFS) at week 16, and duration of response.
Chen and Slotnick (2014) employ game theory and include the public discovery probability of unethical procurement activities as one factor determining the decision for information disclosure.
