Sentence examples for average possibility from inspiring English sources

So the average possibility that each passenger walks in the airplane during a cough of the index patient is 1/71 = 0.014, which means b1 + b2 ≤0.014.

If there was an association between phenotype p And gene g, then we specified the weight of the corresponding edge as (10) by which we can achieve that for each pair of associated gene and phenotype (g, p), the average possibility of "walking" onto a different sub-network at the point g and p in the random walk process will equal 0.5.

So b1 and b2 are the average possibilities for all the 71 passengers.

To analyze statistically the influence of the magnetic forces on aggregation of two nanoparticle aggregates, a script for the examination of the worst possibility (the largest forces) and the averaged possibility of influencing the aggregation by the magnetic forces was written down.

We then used the average pairing possibility for an mRNA to estimate its folding strength.

In the risk assessment and the likelihood estimation, an average walking possibility is used for all the seated passengers.

An average walking possibility of 1.4% can be used to represent and simulate the movement behaviors of all the seated passengers.

Finally, TP (average Total Possibilities per cluster) is, which is a measure of the average space requirements of a sensor node.

(4) Repeat steps 1 3 from 100 to 1000 times depending on selected simulation conditions and parameters for different spatial distribution of a filler in order to get an averaged connection possibility (percolation threshold corresponds to the 50% probability of the connection).  .

As a result, any individual mouse brain might contain far more or far less Aβ1 42 than an average mouse, opening the possibility that the concentrations of Aβ1 42 in the brains of mice used in slice experiments were higher than the mean value from in vivo experiments.

This average reflects the possibility that some patients might give the medication to none, one, or more than one of their partners.