Sentence examples for by a lower probability from inspiring English sources

This study shows that dual localized mitochondrial proteins are characterized by a lower probability of mitochondrial targeting (MitoProtII score) and weaker MTS parameters when compared to exclusive mitochondrial proteins.

Also, it may have been counterbalanced by a lower probability among subjects with high birth weight to undertake leisure time physical activity in adulthood [50], which is an important modifiable behavioural risk factor for CHD [51].

Our results show that previously hospitalized persons are characterized by a lower probability of non-hazardous use; they are, however, not only more likely to be hazardous users but also more likely to become abstainers as time passes following hospitalization.

In the current retrospective observational study, exenatide-treated patients had greater treatment durability as measured by a lower probability of treatment modification and a longer time to treatment modification.

By using a lower probability than 1.0, we use only a selected number of nodes to forward the messages thus reducing energy consumption and the number of retransmissions.

The results in the table also show that when other factors are held constant, adults living in rural areas compared to those living in urban areas have a higher probability of visiting a non modern health care provider by 0.047 but a lower probability of visiting a modern health care provider by 0.048.

In front of this result, we tested whether those patients simultaneously harbouring IDH1 mutation, non-amplification of EGFR and classified as GLE by ColSBE displayed a lower probability of death than the rest of patients.

Our results suggest that children affected by the FHCI have a lower probability of incurring any health expenditure in public, non-governmental and missionary health facilities.

More importantly, considering column (2), an increase in the unemployment rate by 1 σ leads to a lower probability of being absent by 1.7 percentage points for a large firm employee (t-stat = -5.18).

We predicted that targets flanked by high BMI inducers should have a lower probability of being chosen as larger than those flanked by low BMI inducers.

However, even though the slab near the expansion joint experiences the most severe dynamic loading effect, the slab located near the expansion joint, which is rendered stronger by its deeper cross section, has a lower probability of fatigue failure than other panels.