Sentence examples for distinctly higher likelihood from inspiring English sources

In itself, 〈ΔI〉 significantly greater than 0 bits/word constitutes prima facie evidence that DLP applies to the reconstructed text, because 〈ΔI〉>0 bits/word implies by way of equation (5) that the editor has a distinctly higher likelihood p of choosing correctly by choosing the less common word than by flipping a coin (that is, p>0.5).

Their concerns stem from the higher likelihood of serious side effects from the vaccine.

"It is a longer-term process," he said, "but it has a higher likelihood of success".

Maximum and peak values on the other hand do have distinctly higher statistical errors.

The degradation of the magnitude response of the standard 9/7 filter is distinctly higher.

The average utility of households in teams is distinctly higher in the exit-cost scenario.

Compounds 7 and 13 15 showed distinctly higher tube formation inhibitory activity than the reference drug sunitinib.

Then when you hear a recording of your voice, it sounds distinctly higher.

Several other mutants also had similar morphology and lower viscosity but only Mut-4 showed distinctly higher bikaverin production.

In contrast the ratios for DS, MS and SP were distinctly higher, ranging from 0.16 to 0.22.

Our interval ends in 2006 to focus on a period where interest rates were distinctly higher than zero.