Sentence examples for more probable given from inspiring English sources

It's much more probable, given that he had friends in Rome who were scientists (including the botanist JP Jacobsen, who translated Darwin into Norwegian), that he knew that the disease is passed on through sexual contact, and that pregnant women can pass it to the babies they are carrying.

A probabilistic argument aims to show that the conclusion is more probable than not, or that it is more probable than some fixed standard (say, 0.99), or that it is far more probable given the evidence adduced than it is considered independent of that evidence.

This is more probable given that PI(4 P is a prominent phosphatidylinositol in the Golgi membrane, particularly the TGN, and plays an important role in the secretory pathway.

However, the mosquitoes seen at Mwea were not positively identified as Anopheles, and although the students did not recall being bitten by mosquitoes on other occasions, we cannot rule out infection later in the journey, which would be more probable given the date of onset of symptoms in nonimmune persons.

Thus, for Φ29 DNAP complexes formed with both of these DNA substrates, at the branchpoint between the synthesis and editing pathways, the forward transition is more probable, even given that captured complexes are held atop the pore by a force that diminishes the rate of the forward translocation.

It is probable, given the differences in medication response and in polysomnographic studies, that more than one pathophysiological mechanism is responsible for HH.

General Motors shares wavered after its new chief executive Fritz Henderson Fritz Henderson said bankruptcy is probable given the restructuring goals the automaker must meet in order to receive more government loans, according to TradeTheNews.com.

Further revisions are probable, given government's history of inaccurate forecasts.

Republic of Ireland (4-4-2, probable): Given; Coleman, O'Shea, Wilson, Ward; Walters, Whelan, McCarthy, McGeady; Long, Murphy.

While still not probable, given the motor skills challenges, emotional regulation needed, and the peer relations required of team sports, the odds for athletic achievement in spectrumfolk are rising as society continues to become more behaviorally pluralistic.

Finally, it is more more probable that people give objectivist responses when they think that the parties to a moral disagreement share the same culture than when they think that the disagreeing parties belong to a very different culture.