Sentence examples for likelihood may from inspiring English sources

The likelihood may be that Chelsea win at home to Burnley whoever starts up front, but they also need to find a way to win the league.

Certainly, the likelihood may be greater that someone of a different ethnic or racial background will come from a different set of schools and neighborhoods, but to make that assumption on face value alone is naïve.

"I accept that, given the public breakdown of the relationship between Mr Hutcheson and Mr Ramsay, of which I was fully aware at the time, I should have guessed that Mr Hutcheson was not entitled to this information and in all likelihood may have come by it via illegitimate means.

This, in all likelihood, may produce significant changes in the physical and chemical properties of both the intercalated metal and the system as a whole.

In this case, the likelihood may be expressed by the Hamming distance, and thus, the decoding performance of the instance above follows from the usual performance analysis for linear block codes [18, 19].

In the risk analysis, a biased interpretation may occur or threats that seemed to the auditors to be important (according significances or likelihood) may be less important to the mangers or vice versa.

Taking this into consideration, it will be necessary to examine whether the relation between the extent of the reference area and the value of the log-likelihood may change as a result of the effects of correlated earthquakes.

The predicted likelihoods may be summarised as follows (Table 3).

This can be problematic, however, particularly in complex problems where Likelihoods may be intractable.

The summed squares and the likelihoods may be taken as expressions of this loss.

Later we will see that much the same logic continues to apply in contexts where the values of likelihoods may be somewhat vague, or where members of the scientific community disagree to some extent about their values.