Sentence examples for had a better likelihood from inspiring English sources
We must discuss and dismantle the disproportionality of discipline disseminated to youth who otherwise would have had a better likelihood of finishing high school and continuing to higher education.
FE-IgG had a better likelihood ratio for prediction of kidney failure thanFE-α1m, ACR or eGFR (Table 2).
We found that of sites without missing data, 83% prefered the ingroup positioning to the grasses basal position prefered by parsimony analyses (i.e., had a better likelihood), but of sites with missing data, only 58% prefered the ingroup positioning.
But if you're a consumer, it means that uprisings over bank fees have a better likelihood of success.
Now I figure out that if I don't have a 75 percent chance of having a person succeed and I only have a 50-50 chance, it's unlikely to work and I'm better off helping that person find something they'd rather be doing and getting somebody who has a better likelihood to succeed.
"A body of research shows that people who take the more deliberative approach of setting goals have a better likelihood of meeting them," observes Jennifer Hobin, Ph.D., Director of Science Policy at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology FASEBB).
When mechanical ventilation days were replaced in the regression model by CVC days, similar results were obtained, but the model that contained the duration of mechanical ventilation had a better fit (-2 log likelihood, 132.4), than did the one with duration of CVC catheterization (-2 log likelihood, 140.4).
Speed bumps had a better sensitivity and negative likelihood ratio than did other clinical features assessed, including migration of pain and rebound tenderness.
Further, when we applied the stepwise forward likelihood ratio method, the VAI had a better predictive performance than WC and WHtR (Table 3).
The birth-death process had a better fit than the traditionally used Yule process as determined by marginal likelihood estimates and Bayes factors.
