Sentence examples for have a lower likelihood from inspiring English sources
Most studies now show that children who are exposed to a pet during their first year have a lower likelihood of developing dog or cat allergies later on in life.
Western students perform better than non-western, but they still have a lower likelihood than Dutch students.
Eastern European immigrants with at least an associate's degree have a lower likelihood of employment in professional or managerial occupations than all other groups, except Hispanics.
Older skilled immigrants tend to earn higher incomes, but they have a lower likelihood of finding a professional career than younger workers.
Moreover, teenagers in migrant households in urban areas have a lower likelihood of getting pregnant than their peers in non-migrant households, but results are not statistically significant.
Our results show that these variables, which are related to the employment situation of the migrant, have negative coefficients, i.e., unemployed or inactive migrants have a lower likelihood of remitting.
The main reason why his forecast had a lower likelihood of Mr Obama being re-elected than Mr Wang's did was that Mr Silver assigned a higher probability than Mr Wang did to the risk that the polls were simply wrong, underestimating support for Mr Romney across the board.
Previous studies of children who received the vaccine between the ages of 4 and 6 found that they, too, had a lower likelihood of developing a local reaction requiring medical attention if they got the shot in their thigh instead of in their arm.
Payan and McFarland (2005) found that information exchange has a lower likelihood of compliance with the requirements of the influencing.
A solid nodule that is completely round has a lower likelihood of malignancy compared with solid nodules with a more complex shape.
Current drinkers, both men and women, had a lower likelihood of headaches than non-drinkers, regardless of the amount consumed (ORs = 0.51 0.76 for men and 0.39 0.77 for women).
