Sentence examples for much higher likelihood from inspiring English sources

Infants whose mothers die or cannot care for them have a much higher likelihood of dying as well.

Following this rule means missing the chance of finding a gem, but also avoids the much higher likelihood of investing in a loser.

Dr. Gooberman maintains that seven deaths out of 2,300 patients treated is not an unusual postoperative mortality rate, particularly when compared with the much higher likelihood of death for unchecked heroin users.

"There's a realization, having looked at the past few elections, that the party that motivates their base -- that makes their base emotional and turn out -- has a much higher likelihood of success on Election Day," Matthew Dowd, a senior adviser to Mr. Bush's re-election campaign, said in an interview.

Mr. Romney faces a classic dilemma in presidential politics: Going negative is never an appealing option, but the alternative amounts to unilateral disarmament and a much higher likelihood of defeat, especially against a rival like Mr. Gingrich who has little to lose.

Retargeting lets businesses reach potential customers who've shown purchase intent and have a much higher likelihood of conversion.

From a practical standpoint, this translates to the supervector regression method giving a much higher valued likelihood ratio (i.e. a much stronger strength of evidence) by generating a more accurate and greater support for the same-origin hypothesis than the different-origin hypothesis if the particular suspect on trial is indeed the offender.

It provides objective information about the high economic cost of having a child and gives statistical data on how much higher the likelihood is that a child born in these circumstances will be poor; this is information that most teenagers are very unlikely to know.

The effect is dramatic: after convergence the profiles have a much higher log-likelihood than they do without the misalignment correction.

If investors thought today's low rates were unsustainable, bond yields would be much higher, to reflect the likelihood of higher short-term rates in a few years' time.

On the larger alignments, RAxML 7.2.1's likelihoods