Sentence examples for likelihoods that from inspiring English sources

Rather, as Equations 9-11 show, it is ratios of likelihoods that do the heavy lifting.

"Bait" for example can be both a noun and a verb, and when we evaluate a sentence we are subconsciously assigning likelihoods that help us interpret meaning.

Nevertheless, the likelihoods that relate hypotheses to evidence in scientific contexts should often have objective or intersubjectively agreed values.

Likelihoods that arise from explicit statistical claims either within the hypotheses being tested, or from explicit statistical background claims that tie the hypotheses to the evidence are often called direct inference likelihoods.

Our classification approach provides a simple system to obtain profile-by-profile likelihoods that are more difficult to execute with STRUCTURE, while STRUCTURE can reveal patterns of group membership from the cluster plots that indicate the degree of admixture between two sets of reference populations.

However, approaches for computing phylogenetic likelihoods that are also efficient for large numbers of sequences are sorely needed.

In all likelihood, that includes criminals.

But in all likelihood that wouldn't happen.

"It's obviously very disappointing that, in all likelihood, that won't be the case".

In all likelihood, that would mean the Rays needing to grab a win here with Matt Moore.

The second model takes full advantage of the patch histogram context, and allows to estimate patch class-likelihoods that depend on the image that is considered.