Sentence examples similar to more substantial likelihood from inspiring English sources

There is a more substantial difference in log-likelihoods between these two trees with our alignment (24.2) than with the Pyron and Wiens' [ 10] alignment (8.3), but results of AU tests of these restricted topologies using either our alignment or that of Pyron and Wiens [ 10] were not significant (p = 0.089 and p = 0.331 respectively).

cannot accept the contention that, outside the context of taxpayers' suits, a litigant must demonstrate something more than injury in fact and a substantial likelihood that the judicial relief requested will prevent or redress the claimed injury.

He said the new guidance should be applied to those cases if practicable when there was a "substantial likelihood" that it would make more material public.

Huang et al (2014) also showed that rare SNPs have a substantial likelihood of being highly correlated with SNPs that are more than 1 kb distant even outside of inversions.

"The court concludes there is a substantial likelihood that Intergraph will succeed in proving that Intel has entered into one or more agreements and contracts in restraint of trade in violation" of the Sherman Act, he wrote.

"The Court concludes there is a substantial likelihood that Intergraph will succeed in proving that Intel has entered into one or more agreements and contracts in restraint of trade in violation" of the Sherman Act, wrote Judge Edwin L. Nelson of the United States District Court in Birmingham, Ala., in issuing the preliminary injunction against Intel.

More substantial!" Pavarotti said.

Or something more substantial?

She said there was a "substantial likelihood" of wrongful arrests.

It is time for something more substantial.

The markets had wanted something more substantial.