Sentence examples for likelihood diminishes from inspiring English sources
The likelihood diminishes when the Gaussian derivative scale σ increases for the gradient operator.
This observation is interesting for two reasons: first, it demonstrates that independent variation in infection likelihood diminishes the impact of network structure; and second, that even in the face of a highly non-linear, but not universal, disturbance (not all nodes are vaccinated), the underlying impact of network structure remains significant.
But as the British cabinet reconsidered the costs and benefits of intervention in the wake of Antietam, the likelihood diminished, and by 1863 it was becoming ever more apparent that Confederate hopes of British recognition were in vain.
Days later, the state geological agency predicted that the area could expect aftershocks to continue for more than two decades, albeit with the likelihood of diminishing severity.
While tornadoes are still possible, the likelihood has diminished; on Tuesday there was one report of a tornado, compared with 17 the day before.
This likelihood is diminished somewhat by using a multicounty study design, which minimizes the likelihood that an unusual chance finding observed in one geographic area would heavily influence our conclusions.
In young people, increasing iodine intake results in regression of the goitre; however, the likelihood of regression diminishes with age.
MDR-TB treatment remains arduous and unsatisfactory: whereas 87% of all newly notified TB patients reported to WHO complete their medication successfully, only about one half of MDR-TB cases do so and the likelihood of success diminishes with progressive resistance beyond MDR-TB [ 8– 10].
But the likelihood of apocalypse diminished when two astronomers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., contended that the chance of an impact was zero.
But the diminishing likelihood of a Tory victory, and of an in/out referendum in 2017 (Labour has still not, and may not, promise a public vote), means it will be harder for him to warn that we're heading for Brexit.
(In my next blog, I'll discuss the diminishing likelihood that any Chicago school reform will ever take place).
