Sentence examples for are more probable from inspiring English sources

Some thermonuclear reactions are more probable than others.

The conjunction fallacy leads people to believe that multiple conditions are more probable than single ones.

If that happened at the elections to the European Parliament in June, it could indeed spell the end of Mr Mégret.But two other outcomes are more probable.

Beginning with Aenesidemus (1st century bce), this movement, named after Pyrrhon, criticized the Academic skeptics because they claimed to know too much namely, that nothing could be known and that some things are more probable than others.

In Cascadia, for instance, after researchers recently identified an increase in seismic activity — which now occurs every 14 months for two weeks — they concluded that large earthquakes are more probable during those periods.

"The relapse in mortgage approvals in April from an already low level reinforces our belief that modest falls in house prices are more probable than not over the coming months, as tighter fiscal policy and the possibility of gradually rising interest rates before the end of 2011 maintains pressure on the housing market," he said.

Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "The relapse in mortgage approvals in April from an already low level reinforces our belief that modest falls in house prices are more probable than not over the coming months".

Contacts between E22 K28 are more probable in "dried" salt bridges, whereas D23 K28 contacts are more probable in solvated salt bridges.

Although, for −1 < q < 1 high energy status are more probable in the nonextensive distribution function.

In the present pharmacological space, distinctive interactions are more probable than non-distinctive interactions.

Values in the wider parts of the violin are more probable than those in narrower regions.