Sentence examples for likelihood of proposing from inspiring English sources

Thus, the questions included (group II) referred to the students' future attitude towards PHRs in general and were, therefore, about: a) the likelihood of proposing Google Health to their patients if the latter did not use any electronic PHR at all.

We have assessed the likelihood of proposed azhdarchid lifestyles through both a functional analysis of the azhdarchid skeleton, and by employing comparisons with the anatomy of modern animals occupying similar niches to those inferred for azhdarchids.

The acceptance probability (5) for this move is where likelihood ratio here generally refers to the ratio of likelihood of proposed new values of parameters divided by the current likelihood.

Acceptability is a measure of the likelihood of a proposed strategy to be accepted and implemented by the plant.

The benefits of PPI therapy for appropriate indications need to be considered, along with the likelihood of the proposed risks.

A closer inspection of the nucleotide sequences of the TGG repeat segments may shed more light on the likelihood of the proposed mechanisms.

Similarly, experts participating in the ultrafine particle elicitation [ 34] were asked to judge the likelihood of several proposed patho-physiological pathways.

On the other hand, we still accept transitions to proposed states with poorer likelihoods with probability proportional to the ratio of likelihood of the proposed state to the likelihood of the current state.

For each of the 35 research questions and each criterion, each expert answered three questions targeted to assess the likelihood of the proposed research to comply with the priority setting criterion (see Additional file 2).

In order to address model structure uncertainty, experts may be asked to (a) construct a conceptual model; (b) judge the likelihood of several proposed models, or (c) provide knowledge on a particular subject, which can subsequently be used to form conceptual models.

We then further employed probabilistic hazard assessment to examine the likelihood of encountering exceedences of proposed Predicted No Effect Concentrations (PNECs), which ranged from 750 ng/L in Canada, to 1500 ng/L in the European Union (EU) and 1600 ng/L in Japan.