Sentence examples for concerning the likelihood from inspiring English sources

Speculation simmered throughout 2014 in Angola concerning the likelihood of Pres.

The office of the majority leader, Senator Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, issued a supremely succinct one, concerning the likelihood that Senate Republicans would get the votes needed to pass the House bill to repeal the health care law: "Unlikely".

Two patterns concerning the likelihood of extreme rainfall and flooding in Britain as a result of climate change should by now have penetrated the minds of the public, though they have not yet done so: a pattern of predictions, and a pattern of events.

Controversy has arisen, therefore, concerning the likelihood of adverse health effects.

Based on this limited evidence, the panel of experts expressed a relatively low level of optimism (score around 40%) concerning the likelihood of efficacy of vaccines for active immunization against S. aureus to reduce childhood pneumonia mortality.

For example: (1) questions concerning the ability of a test to predict the likelihood of a disease (diagnosis); (2) questions concerning the effectiveness of a treatment or preventative measure (therapy); (3) questions concerning the likelihood of many factors coming to cause an illness (etiology); (4) questions concerning outcome of a patient with a particular condition (prognosis).

At present most of the work concerning the likelihood-ratio based variance component test has been mainly investigated under the context of linear mixed models (LMM), in which the response variable is continuous and the closed-form log-likelihood function is easily obtained and calculated [ 18, 19].

More intense debate concerns the likelihood (or even possibility) that there is a completely good God given the vast amount of evil in the cosmos.

The landscape sensitivity concept concerns the likelihood that a given change in the controls of a system or the forces applied to the system will produce a sensible, recognisable, and persistent response.

For two items, 26 and 36 (Table  4), the correct answer rate among the total sample of RNs (n = 40) was below 25% at T1. Item 26 concerned the likelihood of the patient developing clinically significant respiratory depression.

The last part concerned the likelihood that under the proposed opt-out system the respondents would agree to donate the kidneys of a deceased family member in the event that the wish of the deceased member is not known.