Sentence examples for improbable distribution from inspiring English sources

Barring wildly improbable distribution, the slam will make if South can avoid a diamond loser.

By assuming that the medium was distributed in the early universe in a density described by simple calculations, the duo was able to explain the mysterious lines without invoking a more improbable distribution of gas in clouds.

Since all of these fibres may be assumed to run over long distances, i.e. connecting different lobes or distant regions within one lobe, it is improbable that this distribution reflects only the distribution of fibre lengths; it rather suggests that fast conduction times in the long-range system are only required for particular functions.

If parasitising Caryophyllaceae is plesiomorphic (which is highly improbable regarding the molecular phylogenies as well as the distribution of this trait), the monophyletic status of Microbotryum s.str.str

Model results for uniformly distributed season length indicate that with more realistic distribution functions and observed variability of season length graded control is rather improbable.

The distribution of values was examined, missing data and improbable values were identified, and the data were corrected wherever possible or eliminated from the analysis.

Herd-year classes with standard deviations of zero were deleted when this was considered statistically improbable (97.5% confidence interval) given the herd size and CE score distribution.

Stock market crashes – with likelihood calculated from normal distributions fitted to daily stock market fluctuations – are so improbable as to be implausible (unlikely since the Big Bang), yet they happen (Taleb 2008).

Many workers have linked results showing the superiority of non-parametric methods for non-normal distributions to claims that data rarely follow a normal distribution (as Micceri puts it: "The unicorn, the normal curve and other improbable creatures" [ 8]).

We seek to identify surprise per se, by contrasting hemodynamic responses to the improbable versus probable "expected reward", i.e., the two-coin outcome under bimodal versus unimodal distributions, while including SPE covariates in our statistical analysis.

As the distribution of the probes on the microarray is not uniform throughout the genome, it is practically improbable to select enough number of regions with different distributions of mRNAs, miRNAs, repeats etc).