The phrase "as much probability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or chance of an event occurring, often in a comparative context.
Example: "There is as much probability of rain tomorrow as there is of sunshine."
Alternatives: "the same likelihood" or "equal chance".
Even though the reliability analysis using SORM may be accurate, it is not as much used for probability of failure calculation since SORM requires the second-order sensitivities.
Meanwhile, the synchronization of our estimator could achieve a total synchronization probability as much as 100% and an exact synchronization probability of 96% in CM1 and TFC1.
Segregation itself causes poverty because it increases, by as much as 33percentthethe probability that a young black man does not work (Massey et al., 1991).
Most "coincidental" events are simply accidents that obey the laws of probability, as much as we underestimate the likelihood of concurring events.
The manager will aim to reduce this probability as much as possible; this is one objective.
What's more, total and exact timing synchronization probabilities as much as 100 and 96% are achieved on basis of unique timing result.
But if you don't love your business as much as your family, your probability of success is very much lower.
To bring a vaccine through the R&D process to delivery can cost as much as $500 million, and the probability that a preclinical vaccine candidate will fail to come to market is about five times higher than its likelihood of success, according to a World Health Organization (WHO) report.
Rather, increasing the mass of the baseline TLCD to 1.5% of the turbine mass reduces peak responses by 53% and the annual failure probability by as much as 11%.
The importance of distance variables is such that models using just distance to roost and to water, could explain as much as 86% and 73% of the probability of occurrence of M. schreibersii and R. mehelyi, respectively (Figure 3).
