Sentence examples for given a low probability from inspiring English sources

Compounds with AlogP below 3.3 are given a low probability of being toxic, generally the lower the AlogP the lower the probability of being toxic.

Given a low probability of founding a new family (parameter a), a high level of divergence after duplication (parameter q) and a relatively high probability of a connection between twin nodes after duplication (parameter p) our model yields networks with a ΔD value that is comparable to that of a yeast PIN.

Some of the cases in which the experimentally deleted edge is given a low probability (by either method) are likely because of interactions, which are surprising from an evolutionary perspective, or simply a result of the sparsity of the input dataset.

The model gives a low probability of a molecule being toxic if its molecular weight is below 370.

(1) Only beads containing 4, 5, or 6 DNA (present at 10 fM but not 1 fM) have electrophoretic mobility sufficient to block the capillary; (2) beads containing fewer bound DNA (e.g., 3) can produce blockades; but less than 100% yield in bead preparation, combined with the smaller numbers of these beads present at 1 fM (8 out of 2.1 × 10), combine to give a low probability of blockage by such beads.

Given a low-probability forecast of an event that has potentially high consequences, the problem, Dr. Jordan said, becomes "what the heck do you do with that kind of information?" That was a question that the Italian defendants faced.

Simulation results show that this filter tracks multiple targets better than the PHD and CPHD filters given a low detection probability of the target.

For the 'REINFORCE + Prior' method, the inclusion of the prior likelihood in the reward function means that this is no longer a viable strategy (the sequences would be given a low prior probability).

On the other hand, rare annotations have a low probability of giving rise to phylotypes by chance.

To sustain subjects' attention to the stimuli, a target detection task was employed: In every sequence, two given vowels had a low probability of occurrence (10% together) and served as targets.

A failure to reach a compromise "just seems like such a low probability event given that everyone knows what has to happen, and how bad the consequences are if it doesn't," Mr. Taubes said.