Sentence examples for likelihood of looking for from inspiring English sources

Attending a job fair matters: though it does not facilitate direct matches with a job-fair employer, attendance leads to a large increase in reported formal sector employment and in the likelihood of looking for any work outside the region in the months following the job fair.

On Monday – after the public reprimand earlier this year for misrepresenting findings about the impact of the benefit cap on jobseeking in the scheme's pilot areas – he produced his own department's research, based on a sample so small that no reliable conclusions about the likelihood of looking for work could be deduced.

It was found that active training (feedback and practice) was more effective than passive training for increasing older drivers' likelihood of looking for threats before a turn.

Using a three-point Likert scale (1 = Very likely, 2 = Somewhat likely 3 = Not at all likely), participants were asked about their likelihood of looking for CMV information (e.g., talk to your doctor or search the Internet) or talking about CMV with their friends or family in the next week or so.

"As tests have become higher-stakes tests, as the competition between kids for scholarships and college entrance has increased, the likelihood of kids looking for ways to beat the system — to cheat — has increased," said Henry Grishman, superintendent of Jericho Public Schools on Long Island, which has 3,200 students.

Separating the fastest and the slowest riders ensures more safety by cutting the traffic and decreasing the likelihood of slower riders looking for a tow.

Given this model, the likelihood we are looking for (cf. (1)) can be expressed as (12).

When these conditions were met, we analysed the behaviour of the Log Likelihood of the data as a function of K, looking for either a maximum value or a more or less plateau for increasing K.

The end result is that the babies' likelihood of developing infections was greatly reduced, without requiring analysts to individually scan millions of records looking for patterns, or risking missing patterns by viewing consolidated readings.

With unemployment rising and the likelihood of a raise dwindling, Americans are looking for ways to cut costs across the board.

The Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK [44]) implements a method to obtain the 'most informative' words, by taking the ratio of the likelihood of words between all available classes, and looking for the largest ratio: max_{text{all words } w} frac{P ( w vert c_{i} )}{P ( w vert c_{j} )} (3) for all combinations of classes (c_{i}), (c_{j}).