Sentence examples for increase its probability from inspiring English sources

If \(H\) was very improbable to begin with, then \(E\) might not increase its probability enough to make it more probable than \(\neg H\).

MD simulation and continuum modelling results suggest that the energy penalty associated with membrane curvature generation is lower for a round ND, which may increase its probability of the subsequent internalization.

He also intends for his demonstration of a just society's possibility to increase its probability: he claims that the Weimar Republic disintegrated into Nazism because its main players lost faith in the idea of a pluralistic society (1996, lxi lxii).

Our guiding idea is that evidence confirms a hypothesis to the extent that it increases its probability.

This "passivity" terminology, although used elsewhere, is perhaps not ideal and can't seriously be viewed as an analysis of "passivity" per se, since one might bring about neither a proposition nor its negation, and yet be quite influential regarding it (e.g., intentionally and actively increasing its probability without making it happen), thus the longer and more cumbersome expression.

Since this process obeys thermodynamic constraints it must follow a stochastic behaviour that nevertheless increases its probability as a function of time.

Since this process obeys thermodynamic constraints it must follow a stochastic behavior that nevertheless increases its probability as a function of time.

Overall, the strong decline in population size of adult reproductive palms may affect the regeneration and genetic diversity of this species increasing its probability of extinction.

This cross-boundary metric is an indicator of the influence of large fires in the distribution of the identified transitions and, therefore, we conclude that the occurrence of large fires in montado increases its probability of transition to shrubland.

That is, as Darwin notes, being relatively better adapted increases an organism's 'chances', i.e. increases its probability, of leaving viable offspring.

Lemma 2. In a dual-polarized system subject to probabilistic coexistence of primary and secondary networks, relocating a cognitive terminal from the copolar channel to the cross-polar channel increases its probability of transmission while keeping intact the transmission capacity of the primary network.