Sentence examples for improbable conditions from inspiring English sources

Hinckley's people remain on call for emergencies, which can arise under improbable conditions.

West is seventy-three, but here he dreams with the gusto of a boy, imagining the precise and improbable conditions of a world wherein anything is possible: the location is Madison Square Garden on a mid-afternoon in May.

It implies that with the right (improbable) initial conditions a system will undergo improbable-to-probable transitions rather than the reverse.

However, the oxidation of gold(I) to form a gold III) metallacycle is highly improbable under ordinary conditions.

However, given the negative results (also in comparison to normative data in the device which makes clinical diagnosis of major confounding conditions improbable), we do not believe that influence on our results is relevant.

A hard landing due to deteriorating credit conditions remains improbable.

Our main objective here was to contrast probable versus improbable rewards, in a condition which has zero RPE on average, i.e., at the expected reward of two coins.

But is the existence of those conditions any more improbable than the "incredible run of futility" that has defined the Chicago Cubs' last 104 seasons?

In terms of a teleological argument, the intuition in relation to a fine-tuned universe would be that God must have been responsible, if achieving such perfect conditions is so improbable.

Because a reaction is regarded as redundant only when it is nonessential in all 10 examined conditions, it is improbable for a nonredundant reaction to be misclassified as redundant (see Materials and Methods).

Thus, the likelihood of two or more GFP+ PRPs adhering to each other in these culture conditions are highly improbable and, therefore, we can report with almost certainty that each GFP+ cluster originated from one GFP+ cell.