Sentence examples for likelihood of being due from inspiring English sources

This left four regions that showed strong likelihood of being due to rearrangement.

The terminology of 'probable AD dementia of intermediate likelihood of being due to AD' may be confusing for clinical and research application.

Biomarkers are integrated into the criteria to describe probable or possible AD dementia with pathophysiological evidence of AD and are stratified as of high likelihood of being due to AD if amyloid abnormalities and evidence of neurodegeneration are both present and of intermediate likelihood of being due to AD if only one type of biomarker evidence is present.

When NIA/AA criteria are used, the patient with the clinical syndrome of probable AD, no available structural imaging, and positive amyloid imaging would be receive a diagnosis of probable AD of intermediate likelihood of being due to AD, although there are few (if any) alternatives to the diagnosis of AD in this case.

The advantages of this study are that it was prospective in nature and that the independent reviewers assessing the likelihood of alerts being due to ADRs, were blinded to the data generated by the computer monitor to limit bias.

As with all t tests, they provide a means of determining the p value (likelihood of the difference being due to chance) of the difference between the two measures.

The first year after HL diagnosis was omitted because of the likelihood of excess cases being due to increased surveillance (Thellenberg et al, 2003).

The fact that codon 63 has an invariant ATA sequence is consistent with the idea that the increased likelihood of K65R is due to the stretch of six consecutive T's encountered during positive-strand DNA synthesis of subtype C (but not subtype B) templates [7].

One of the disadvantages of CAMERA is that it is biased toward the most abundant features, but even so, very low abundant peaks would anyway have a low likelihood of being identified due to the concentration constraints of MS/MS analysis.

By fitting models of cancer classification (no CRC, early or late CRC), we show the potential of using the level of methylated CAHM sequences in blood to estimate the likelihood of a positive result being due to the presence of CRC (Fig. 6).

In our context where malaria transmission is low, the likelihood of a fever episode being due to malaria, even during the peak transmission season, is on average 30%.