By sheer size, Microsoft's model considers both the highly probable and the exceedingly unlikely to account for attributes, sub-contexts and relationships.
It concluded that the dodgy-beer allegation was exceedingly unlikely, and that the most feasible explanation for the positive test was simply that a vial of steroids had been wrongly labelled, leading to Johnson injecting stanozolol, which took 28 days to clear the system, instead of his steroid of choice, furazabol, which took only 14.
That same research revealed that just half of all projects raise funds 10% above their goal; a quarter raise no more than 3% more than the target.Thus the blockbusters that seem to define Kickstarter in which, say, aiming for $50,000 brings in $5,000,000 are exceedingly unlikely.
If no slaveholders were allowed in the territory, it would be exceedingly unlikely that the state's voters would allow for slavery in their constitution.
"Partly for the same reason, it is exceedingly unlikely that they used a cyberattack to bring down the aircraft".
The bill now goes to the House, where the speaker says he won't bring it up for a vote except in the exceedingly unlikely event that a majority of the Republicans want him to.
Even at the more elevated DOC levels discussed above, it is exceedingly unlikely that organic ligands could out-compete with bisulfide for most of the metals of concern.
The false discovery rate (FDR) [26], [27] for each threshold is less than 10−10, indicating that for each experiment we are only using a set of declared co-expressed pairs for which a false declaration is exceedingly unlikely.
Second, if China were to suddenly want to "cash out," which for a variety of reasons it is exceedingly unlikely to do, we could easily pay it back with the dollars that we are legally permitted to create.
