Whether cancer will return is a matter of statistical likelihoods derived from the study of large groups of patients — or, in lay terms, "bad luck".
Were that the end of the matter, the likelihood of drama this weekend would be minimal.
Answers, for Watson, are a statistical thing, a matter of frequency and likelihood.
Initially this process is probabilistic, meaning that what text is labeled as important data is a matter of confidence and likelihoods, but once that data is extracted, it's effectively treated as a certainty.
Analyses examining the association between tertiles of total WML volume and RLS adjusted for tertiles of total white matter as the likelihood of WML correlate with the size of the total white matter.
The fact that Miliband is an atheist is a matter of special interest given the likelihood that he may one day, and perhaps soon, occupy No 10.
As it is, the ambitious mayor faces a daunting primary battle against the powerful State Senate president, Donald T. DiFrancesco, who in a matter of days will in all likelihood have the advantages of incumbency as acting governor.
The reinvention of downtown Los Angeles as a lively and interesting place to live is no longer a matter of hopeful conjecture, but a likelihood, if not an inevitability.
There is one more probability that matters, and in many ways it is the only probability that matters: the likelihood of the eventual Democratic nominee beating the eventual Republican nominee in the general election.
It was, in all likelihood, simply a matter of time before the Plebeians came to dominate the senate.
