Sentence examples for much better likelihood from inspiring English sources

Such an approach has a much better likelihood of success than simple education of health care professionals about the availability of services.

Victims who reach medical facilities during the "Golden Hour" have a much better likelihood of surviving.

Comparison of the marginal likelihoods estimated using the generalized stepping stone (SS) method suggested that partitioning data by gene provided a much better ln-likelihood value (2lnBF1 3 = 818.04) than not partitioning the data for each gene (Table 1), and thus the results of the Bayesian analysis partitioning the data by gene (three partitions) are shown.

"We need a much better understanding of the likelihood of space weather disruptions and their impacts, and we need to develop that knowledge quickly," Hapgood, head of RAL Space's space environment group, writes in a commentary in the April 19 issue of the journal Nature.

Of the non-autocorrelated models, the lognormal distribution (UCLN) had a much better harmonic mean model likelihood than the exponential distribution (UCED), and relaxation (TFlexible) of a fixed topology further increased fit.

Sometimes the best likelihood for choosing the knot is not much better than another, that is, the profile likelihood is fairly flat or has several local maxima.

Standard ultrasound techniques performed poorly: the pooled positive LR was 1.9 (95% CI: 1.2, 2.9), and the pooled negative LR was 0.76 (95% CI: 0.63, 0.93) Contrast-enhanced ultrasound techniques showed much better performance, with higher pooled positive likelihood ratios (14.1, 95% CI: 9.5, 20.8) and lower pooled negative likelihood ratios (0.20, 95% CI: 0.13, 0.29).

They are based on maximum likelihood estimation, which performs much better than indices derived from the generalized least squares approach [67].

Most importantly, these results allow for much better estimates of an individual patient's likelihood of benefiting from intervention (fig 2).

When we get regular checkups it can bring peace of mind when everything comes out good but even if it doesn't, because you do frequent screenings the likelihood of overcoming the health condition is much better.

As measured by likelihood, FastTree's minimum-evolution starting trees were much better than RAxML's parsimony starting trees for the COG alignments, but much worse for large 16S rRNA alignments (Figure 2 and Table S1).