Sentence examples for elevated likelihood from inspiring English sources

Here, in a large longitudinal study of Filipino men (n=683), we found that men who had high androgenicity (elevated T and shorter CAGn) or low androgenicity (lower T and longer CAGn) showed elevated likelihood of relationship instability over the 4.5-year study period and were also more likely be relatively uninvolved with childcare as fathers.

In the two weeks after a mass shooting or school shooting, one 2015 study found, there is an elevated likelihood that another mass shooting or school shooting will take place.

The RF2 sons dataset had an elevated likelihood ratio on the 2nd chromosome but it did not reach significance.

Second, apparently elevated likelihood of the present outcomes was not driven by propylene glycol, most abundant PGE compound.

A ln-unit propylene glycol concentration was associated with a significantly elevated likelihood of the case status (aOR  = 1.5, 95% CI, 1.0 2.3), asthma (aOR  = 2.1, 95% CI, 1.2 3.6), rhinitis (aOR  = 2.4, 95% CI, 1.2 4.6), but, not eczema (aOR  = 1.4, 95% CI, 0.8 2.3) compared to the control children, controlling for the same set of confounders as before.

Many C4 evolutionary clusters likely share an ancestor that had already acquired an elevated likelihood of evolving the pathway.

Specific to the exploratory objective, the M-PEM study collected information from the GPs on known risk factors strongly associated with substance dependence, thereby indicating elevated risk of likelihood of addictive behaviour at the start of therapy.

Such behaviours are suggestive of an elevated risk of likelihood of dependence presenting upon starting, or emerging during pain treatment, particularly with psychoactive agents (such as opioid analgesics, central nervous system (CNS) depressants such as benzodiazepines and CNS stimulants such as those used to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder).

We contribute to this literature with new evidence of elevated male-birth likelihoods both at later births and conditional on female-dominated previous births, amongst Indian immigrant families.

Consistent with this model, triplet neonates experience a higher risk of perinatal mortality and an increased likelihood of elevated adult weight.

However, studies assessing TDS/SC relationships with aquatic life indicators consistently indicate a likelihood that elevated concentrations of major ions are causing, or contributing to, the aquatic community effects observed in Appalachian mining-influenced streams with elevated TDS/SC (Table 2).