Although injection drug use appeared to be a very strong risk factor, models for both studies showed that many subjects had considerable probability of having been infected substantially before or after their reported age of first injection drug use.
Physicians appear to have considerable difficulty in using probability data and appear to base estimates of serious disease and subsequent management on intuition rather than calculation.
We have considerable background information about the prior probability of any given FT: for example, smaller losses are usually more frequent than larger losses for low and medium energy fragmentation, and certain losses such as (hbox {H}_{2}hbox {O}) or CO turn up very frequently.
Decision and risk analysts have considerable discretion in designing procedures for eliciting subjective probabilities.
In general, as Hurd (2009) points out, subjective probabilities have "predictive power" when individuals have considerable private information about the subject matter.
The states have considerable autonomy.
The Senate Democrats have considerable challenges.
The clearinghouses have considerable clout in Washington.
Many of them have considerable compulsory power.
Some of these alternatives have considerable strengths.
