However, Lewis thought the principle of inverse probabilities meant that the judgement can be practically certain or very close to certain in so far the probability of P when S and A and E obtain may approach certainty as the improbability of E approaches certainty when S and A and not P obtain.
"The Winter's Tale" strays far from probability.
But if adjacent trains tilt too far, the probability of a dangerous accident increases dramatically.
"Coffee" is a fairly common word, so with the vast corpus of text the algorithm can assign it a far higher probability than "Kofi".
"That means a much better listening experience and a far greater probability station clients will get their message heard".
Our preliminary analysis indicates that, while the split coding sequences for given proteins occur at a far higher probability compared to non-split genes in random DNA sequences, the introns in such genes are far longer than the exons, as typically observed in human genes.
Universal decolonisation using chlorhexidine had a far higher probability of being cost effective than any other strategy (fig 2).
Furthermore, in general, the data suggest that if there is a change, there is a far greater probability of increasing by a category compared to decreasing by a category in the younger age groups; this reverses for the older age groups and at higher levels of weight.
Taken together, this means that there is a far greater probability that the VGSCs present on afferent nerves in the MIA group are in the slow inactivated state, as compared with the sham control group, thus providing the functional basis for the 'selective' actions of LCM in targeting the nociceptive neuronal activity in the MIA group only.
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).
