Sentence examples similar to deem improbable from inspiring English sources

As spectacularly as they have recruited, making such a dramatic leap in a single season would likely be deemed improbable by one of Tetlock's superforecasters as only two teams have ever finished out of the eight one season and won the next.

Positive increments from the baseline to the percent perturbations lead to decrease in residence times which do not conform with the estimates from the LOICZ model as well as the direct field observations; the positive increases to salinity are hence deemed improbable.

Do we challenge them to look to the skies and dream of executing feats now deemed improbable?

Although Kurt and Rachel being allowed on the stage of a Broadway theater was deemed improbable in the extreme by many critics, most were willing to suspend disbelief and enjoy their duet of "For Good".

This practice is justified if providing organ support is not likely to confer an enduring important functional or mortality benefit, or if future independence from such supports is deemed improbable, with inevitable death from treatment-associated complications.

However, the MTs that contribute to growth and development may be sites of other quantum events, such as quantum computations from which there is the possibility of initiating certain events deemed improbable as, for example, those described in the context of the development flower structure, and in relation to anomalous patterns of cell division.

Furthermore, the large sample size of MO patients who developed migraine-like attacks after PACAP38 infusion (46 out of 66) deem it improbable that all 46 patients were in a migraine susceptible phase.

It is difficult to explain this change, but we deem highly improbable that the consecutive occurrence of these two clinical pictures could be simply coincidental: it is not rarely observed that aura could undergo modification during the natural history of the patients without a convincing explanation [7].

Statistically improbable phrase annotations identify phrases in a document that are deemed unlikely as compared to some background corpus.

Many in the West doubted the Chinese assertion, mainly because the official account which included the claim that Qu Yinhua had scaled the notorious vertical cliff of the Second Step barefoot and which also made constant references to party solidarity and the inspiration of Chairman Mao was deemed so improbable.

However, VENs constitute only 1-21-2% totalotal neurons in cortical layer 5b in the AC, deeming it improbable that the selective destruction of these neurons alone can account for the severe and early atrophy of the AC observed in bvFTD.