The phrase "as more probable" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison of likelihood, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The results suggest that this outcome is as more probable than the alternative."
Alternatives: "as likely" or "more likely".
If P makes S more coherent than does P′ according to C, we fix the probability of reliability in such a way that S comes out as more probable on P′ than on P. If, on the other hand, P′ makes S more coherent, then we choose a value for the probability of reliability so that P makes S more probable.
The person in question can, it seems, only rationally affirm what she regards as more probable than its negation.
The point of departure for Autrecourt's physics is a thesis which strikes him as more probable than its opposite, namely that all things are eternal.
A proposition could even be regarded as more probable (probabilior) without its negation losing probability.
Intuitively expected effects such as more probable breaches downstream due to fewer breaches upstream and consequently higher conveyance of upstream reaches lack evidential proof.
Most historians seem inclined to accept Bohr's version as more probable and Heisenberg's as revisionist history, a view that gains credence by looking at Heisenberg in a broader context than just that single meeting.
Hazmat suits could be useful in the event of a bombing, but would be even more help with accidents that state officials regarded as much more probable, like chemical spills on the Massachusetts Turnpike.
Manchester City are urgently trying to establish the cause of the allergic reaction which forced Mario Balotelli's departure from their Europa League defeat in Kiev, with Velcro and other fabrics under consideration as well as the more probable cause – grass.
But with the major phase of Paris's campaign over, there is uncertainty about what comes next: a lasting peace or, as seems more probable, a simmering guerrilla war.
But with the major phase of the French campaign over, there is uncertainty about what comes next: a lasting peace or, as seems more probable, a simmering guerrilla war.
Therefore, the observed Mn reduction of the residual HMO in our system implicates DOM as the more probable reductant of HMO.
