Sentence examples for has any probability from inspiring English sources

But note that this informal description leaves many loose ends: if W is just a set, how do we know that it has any probability measures?

The scientific mind cannot regard the intricate system of adaptations in nature as arbitrary and is not satisfied "so long as any explanation, not tantamount to arbitrariness itself, has any probability in the order of nature" (PD 100).

Contingent propositions can have any probability from \(0\) to 1, and this includes the proposition that the sequence of tosses will be \(\mathsf{HHHHHHHTHT}\), or any other sequence of \(\mathsf{H}\)s and \(\mathsf{T}\)s.

Only when lobbyist bribery is forced entirely out of campaigns can we have any probability of honest representation.

Knowing that biologics do not have any greater probability of receiving a serious safety warning compared with traditional medications is also reassuring as biologics now constitute about 25% of all new drugs approved, 15 and it is quite likely that drug research and development will be increasingly turning to biologics.

In Markov processes only the present state has any bearing upon the probability of future states; states are therefore said to retain no "memory" of past events.

For Modality, identify whether the clause has any modals (e.g., probability, usuality, obligation, or readiness).

That is, any transcript has a probability φdπ to be expressed at relative abundance π.

Consequently, all the possible orders are equally likely, and any one order has a probability In particular, this is the probability of the order in which we are particularly interested.

For technical reasons we won't go into here, some propositions cannot have any well-defined probability, at least not on the standard approach to probability.

Infants presenting with diarrhoea, rectal (PR) bleeding, irritability and urticaria in any combination had a probability >85%% (OR > 5.67) of having abnormal histological findings compared to those without.