Sentence examples for much higher probabilities from inspiring English sources

There is a much higher probabilities that the best path lies in the words "服務 (f-u-2, u-4)" and "業務 (iε-4, u-4)" than there is for the whole syllable.

All scenarios assuming a 15% reduction of salinity to historically-observed minimum levels indicate a further reduction in spawner biomass and yields compared to the long-term mean or 2008 levels, and much higher probabilities (≥50%) that spawner biomass would fall/remain below the long-term mean (Figure 3, 4 c e).

However, our probabilistic sensitivity analysis produced much higher probabilities of magnesium sulphate being cost-effective.

The consequence is that there may be a subset of gene families with much higher probabilities of absence in parasites than other genomes.

In contrast to the similar probabilities for the realistic forms of preparations, improving sensitivity in our hypothetical 'best-case scenario' led to much higher probabilities of selecting tests and so expected uptake.

But there is a much higher probability of it being embellished".

"It will lead to Australia adapting to things that won't happen, and not adapting to things that will happen, with a much higher probability," he said.

And at a certain point, it seemed logical to me that you'd start to have some really bad things with a much higher probability of occurring.

But the reality is, if you're not fully committed and prepared to sacrifice what many of us would view as the traditional family role, you have a much higher probability of failing in a small business.

"One in seven young people aged 16 to 24 leave school before completing upper secondary education - which is a much higher probability than on average in OECD countries," the report added.

"Do they sell it at any price to allow them to focus solely on the flagship New York Times platform, which has a much higher probability of success?" Mr. Janedis said.