The phrase "assessment of probabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating the likelihood of various outcomes or events.
Example: "The assessment of probabilities is crucial in making informed decisions in risk management."
Alternatives: "evaluation of likelihoods" or "analysis of chances".
Continuous and dynamic changes of market and technology developments, for example, complicate the prediction and assessment of probabilities.
In combination with the number of ejected clasts that make it out of the crater (m), we can calculate the expected impact density F in different areas on the summit (see section "Assessment of probabilities of ballistic impacts on Ruapehu's summit") for a given eruption scale.
Since m is poorly constrained, we use 10,000 randomly sampled m to obtain an empirical probability density function for F and use this to define the probability that the impact density in an area of interest overcomes a certain threshold (see section "Assessment of probabilities of ballistic impacts on Ruapehu's summit").
To obtain the probabilities for ballistic impacts on Ruapehu's summit to overcome impact density thresholds, we ran 60,000 simulations of ballistic trajectories (see section "Assessment of probabilities of ballistic impacts on Ruapehu's summit") with random input parameters, providing a statistical distribution for distances covered by ejected ballistic clasts.
The first three vignettes required the assessment of probabilities for alternative, mutually exclusive and exhaustive, diagnoses.
Existing literature indicates ACC risk-correlated activity in the context of learning [ 22, 24, 25] and insula activity where there is an explicit assessment of probabilities [ 20, 21, 23] (though feedback is often present in these latter experimental paradigms).
"Risk" means precise mathematical assessment of probability.
The practical implications of these findings for future test development in the assessment of probability competencies are also discussed.
The results obtained in laboratory were compared with analytical results obtained using specific software for the assessment of probability of occurrence of walls internal condensation.
The type of reasoning Holmes uses is of another, more conjectural kind - sometimes called abductive reasoning - that can't offer certainty or any precise assessment of probability, only the best available account of events.
In order to facilitate probabilistic natech risk mapping, a unified methodology was developed that is based on the estimation of on-site natural hazard parameters, determination of damage probabilities of plant units, and assessment of probability and severity of possibly triggered natech events.
