Sentence examples for far lower probability from inspiring English sources

With Target Item 36 (Q26 row 4 on table, Additional file 2), four experts seem convinced that there is a high probability of seeing shallow VTs when the hydrothermal system is perturbed by deep magma action but magma is not ascending, while the other three are much more cautious and gave far lower probability values.

Using a less stringent condition of 2 months with no detected cases to suspend control operations resulted in far lower probabilities of achieving elimination such that even with high levels of surveillance the probability of elimination was unacceptable (<0.95) (Fig. 5A).

Savage et al. (2012) used computational models to simulate a number of dispersal events and showed that sampling strategies based on mobile platforms have a much greater probability of detecting airborne spores than strategies based on stationary traps, and that mobile trap strategies required a far lower number of traps to achieve a reasonable probability of detection.

On the contrary, the combination of reinforced masonry, asbestos or zinc roof, being located in Semilir Formation and far (>12 Km) from the 2006 epicentre has lower probability of buildings damaged.

Particularly interesting is the fact that edge probability shows a power-law style distribution (as well for far lower thresholds, data not shown), indicating that for a low number of edges probability values are very high, while for a very large number of possible edges probability values are very low.

The production probabilities of elements 119 and 120 appear to be far lower (at least one order of magnitude) than those for flerovium and moscovium, which were formed in the 48Ca-induced reactions.

On sites with large catchments located far from the coast (Fig. 7A) poor survival can be related to a lower probability of small rainfall events and dewfall.

The distributions of protein coding potentials (probabilities) for TE versus non TE sequences are shown in Figure 4. Visually the distributions are quite distinct, with TE derived exons having far lower coding potential, and accordingly there is a highly significant difference between the two coding probability distributions, D = 0.67 P = 0 Kolmogorov-Smirnov test.

Other calculations yield an even lower probability.

Should it have lower probability than 0.5?

That is a low probability event and for it to happen twice is an even lower probability".