Sentence examples for encouraging probability from inspiring English sources
Iontophoresis has been proven an effective mode used to administer ionized drugs in physiotherapeutic, diagnostic, and dermatological applications and may be an encouraging probability for the development of devices and aids in the treatment of chronic pain.
Statistic significant correlations (Table 3) between independent variables are neither too high (ρ < 0.7) nor too low (ρ > 0.25), avoiding problems of perfect correlations and encouraging the probability of consistent findings from the regression analysis.
To encourage the probability of scattering center reconstruction, and enforce the noise be near zero, small scale parameters are preferable for scattering centers, while large scale parameters for noise components.
That development and talk of an FMCT, however remote, will in all probability encourage Pakistan to make the stuff even faster still.At home, Mr Obama will have a fight to persuade the necessary two-thirds of the Senate to ratify the other treaty deemed essential for progress in disarmament: the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT).
These behaviors would also reduce the probability of scoring by encouraging risk averse behavior in establishing and taking scoring opportunities.
The probability of being progression-free was encouraging in the patient population analysed (patients who survived or maintained treatment for more than 3 months).
Due to noise in each layer, a random grasp plan can be generated with a small probability, which encourages exploration of the parameter space.
The novel SIGMOID function is developed to assign the 'solid' material for very low values of design variables (probabilities) and 'void' material for those further lower than the threshold, thus encouraging the binary material assignment.
A TRP of 0.5 is neither encouraging nor reassuring, as the level of certainty with a significant result corresponds to the outcome probability of tossing a coin.
The results are sufficiently encouraging to suggest that CASE systems should become general utility tools for chemists to accelerate the identification of compounds with increased probability of success.
