Sentence examples for more probable as from inspiring English sources

The first event becomes more probable as SI rises, whereas the probability of the second event decreases with the rise in SI.

He began emotionally to withdraw, and this is one of the blacker jokes that the monster plays on jealous lovers: that what so terrifies them at the outset--that is, abandonment--becomes ever more probable as they themselves create the conditions that will provoke it....And this is what happened.

This is more probable as the solubility of Ca2+ encounters a change of phase from a pH ≥ 8.2.

Results show that the collapse of the transept columns due to axial load is unlikely, while the collapse due to the global torsional behaviour of the church is more probable as already indicated by the authors elsewhere.

Indeed, business failure is all the more probable as the firm faces difficulties in selling its product which may cause a continuous decline in turnover as well as a decrease in profitability.

Reaction of cationic (VIP active species) with NBE, followed by (α-elimination) results into a di-substituted species (Ti-alkylidene) and its formation is more probable as compared to the formation of mono-substituted alkylidene under α-elimination after ethylene insertion.

The theory of relativity is undoubtedly more probable than the as yet unfalsified hypothesis that the world will end in the year 2525.

Therefore, for each potential regulator, any predicted inter-chromosomal acted targets were removed if the data indicated an alternative, more probable gene as its regulator.

If P makes S more coherent than does P′ according to C, we fix the probability of reliability in such a way that S comes out as more probable on P′ than on P. If, on the other hand, P′ makes S more coherent, then we choose a value for the probability of reliability so that P makes S more probable.

Most historians seem inclined to accept Bohr's version as more probable and Heisenberg's as revisionist history, a view that gains credence by looking at Heisenberg in a broader context than just that single meeting.

The person in question can, it seems, only rationally affirm what she regards as more probable than its negation.