To put these numbers in perspective, differences in log-likelihood of less than 2 are not statistically significant (
The differences in support between the different alignments were much larger than between likelihood and parsimony.
However, if the cost parameter c 01 is much larger than the generalized likelihood ratio Λ Y, the speech is absent in the spectral amplitude.
If the young were forced to purchase insurance, they would be charged a premium based on the population's average probability of falling sick, and the average cost of treatment (given sickness) for the general population both of which are much larger than the average likelihood and cost for the young alone.
Their gains from external adjustment, relative to internal devaluation, would in all likelihood be much larger, and the costs smaller.
The agency lost $2.8 billion last year and is facing the likelihood of much larger losses this year, despite a rate increase scheduled to take effect May 11.
The differences between null and alternative log likelihoods are much larger than would generally be expected in complex disease studies (leading to very small p values for rejecting the null hypothesis of no effects) on account of the large sample size and relatively strong effects (relative risks) assumed.
Faced with the likelihood of a much larger surplus, Mr. Gore scrambled to turn the news to his advantage, doubling the size of his tax cut, proposing his own version of retirement savings accounts and making the case for additional spending on education, health care and the environment.
However, the trend model achieved relatively high maximum likelihoods over a much larger range of ancestral chromosome counts and when conditioned on more extreme chromosome counts it had lower AICs than either of the other two models (fig. 3).
Furthermore, the computed value of the likelihood ratio (10.064) is much larger than the critical value of the chi-squared statistics with two degrees of freedom at the 5% level.
