Sentence examples for and so likelihood from inspiring English sources

However, it is probable that access to medical care (and so likelihood of diagnosis) is related to employment status.

Generalised linear mixed models use quasi-likelihoods rather than likelihoods and so log-likelihood values were not available for binary models.

Consequently, the rate of clonal evolution within an individual tumour may change over time, and so the likelihood of evolving a mutator phenotype may change over time.

Lay interviewers do not have experience to judge clinical significance, so likelihood of missing out common mental disorders during screening process is high.

So, likelihoods based on composite statistical hypotheses fail to possess the kind of objectivity that likelihoodists require.

Fears of a Spanish-speaking reconquista would diminish, and so would the likelihood of backlash.

His pride is evident, and so is the likelihood of an ever-bleaker future for this part of the world.

"A higher ABR increases starting income, but will reduce the prospect for future growth over the long term and so increase the likelihood of the annual income reducing".

Still, an election held today would probably keep us up quite late before we knew the result with much certainty — and so, in all likelihood, will the one on Nov. 6.

But with many more visitors expected this year for the Olympic Summer Games in Sydney, and with almost 5 million projected in 2001 (compared with 4.2 million visitors in 1998), the chance to satisfy that "curiosity about Aboriginal life" is greater than ever -- and so is the likelihood of offending Aborigines.

There is no evidence for such dealings, and so, in all likelihood, we will be left with only one true conspiracy: the one that caused it all – the one that sent 270 people to their deaths on a terrifying December night 21 years ago.