Sentence examples for conditions likelihood from inspiring English sources

The results of this study support the use of frequency response, obtained with an appropriate signal processing technique such as HHT, to infer the health of monitored structures, taking into account environmental conditions, likelihood of corrosion occurrence, properties of repair material and interfacial bonding.

If subjects did not meet these conditions, Likelihood ratios were respectively 1.09 and 1.00.> -wrap-foot> Numbers in parenthesis reflect the smallest number of subjects in the four cells in the respective comparisons This study aimed to investigate OHRQoL in terms of OHIP-14CN total scores in Chinese adults over 40 years without and with prosthodontic replacements.

Self-testing genetics kits can inform us of our risk of common conditions and likelihood of going bald; wearables can measure our heart rate and remind us to move; virtual interviewers can detect depression; and smartphone apps can help people with conditions such as autism live independently.

Recognition of ongoing conditions and likelihood of recovery provides tools and information for a range of resource managers to cope with drought conditions.

Peak maximum wind speed and total damaging surface footprints are used to determine the expected critical wind loading conditions and likelihood of a surface structure being exposed to such an event.

We also prove that under mild conditions, the likelihood ratio test still preserves the type-I error rate when the actual sample size is larger than the re-calculated one.

All conditions with likelihood of occurrence > 1.30 were subjected to further statistical analysis using the 8 control sequences described earlier.

Under such conditions, the likelihood of isolating resistant strains using nonselective conditions is dependent upon variables such as relative starting concentration and doubling time of individual strains in the enrichment broth.

Both conditions showed likelihood of occurrences greater than 1.20, and the Grubbs' test for outliers emerged to be significant for both salt (Mean = 0.9611 Z == 2.21: p < 0.5; n = 9) and drought(Mean =0.8453 Z == 2.21; p < 0.5; n = 9) up-regulation.

Under the latter conditions, the likelihood and extent of social approach may thus constrain social experiences that occur only once a certain degree of spatial or temporal proximity exists between individuals.

Under certain conditions "quasi-likelihood" estimation using the quasi-score function shares several key properties with a true likelihood based score function, resulting in similar asymptotic properties to those for maximum likelihood estimates [ 16].