Sentence examples for enhanced probability of from inspiring English sources

Beane employs nerdy-brainiac Yale economist Peter Brand (Jonah Hill) to apply a statistical, almost actuarial technique of recruiting undervalued players cheaply, on the basis of their hitherto unnoticed records, which would, combined, create an enhanced probability of success.

This leads to an enhanced probability of energy transfer between NPs in close vicinity.

Statistics has a central role in the biomedical sciences, with appropriate statistical practices leading to an enhanced probability of reproducibility and the avoidance of false positives.

The econometric results show that in house R&D and technology acquisition expenditures have positive payoffs in terms of enhanced probability of introducing new products and/or processes to the market.

Since this feature is broad and shows a higher intensity, it indicates an enhanced probability of finding a second oxygen atom close to the proton, suggesting that there is a further interaction of the proton with a second oxygen atom (O _B) in Fig. 9) in addition to the original O H bond (O _A) in Fig. 9), as supposed in experimental works [31].

The enhanced probability of AP firing in unpaired pathways of neurons showing LTP at other synapses was also observed at other stimulation frequencies (data not shown, 20 Hz; "Synapse I (paired)", pre = 0.67±0.21, 10 min = 2.53±0.41, p = 0.003; "Synapse II (unpaired)", pre = 0.53±0.16, 10 min = 2.67±0.43, p = 0.001, data not shown).

It may well be that the inclusion of maternal TSH would lead to enhanced probability-of-ECV success estimates.

The enhancement in EL intensity and external quantum efficiency of PURET has been observed in addition of small amount of dye which is attributed to the trapping of excitons and enhanced probability electron hole recombination in EL layer.

It is predicted that the interaction corrections can be suppressed at B = 0 but that they can eventually be restored at high magnetic fields B > 1/μD with enhanced return probability of scattered electrons, where μD represents the Drude mobility [32, 33].

The latter is related to the enhanced scattering probability of the electrons at the grain boundaries when the mean free path of the electrons in Bi becomes comparable to the dimensions of the grains.

Fig. 4 The evaluation of the nuclear-enhanced probability maps with different numbers of Gaussian model.