De Moivre's most notable achievement in probability was the discovery of the first instance of central limit theorem, by which he was able to approximate the binomial distribution with the normal distribution.
Most colonization and extinction estimates were constant over time (years) and space (among wetlands), with one notable exception: local extinction probabilities for Rana clamitans were lower for wetlands with longer hydroperiods.
The day I visited, during a class on probability, what was notable was simply that all the students were hunched over their desks, pencils and calculators in hand, hard at work, for the entire period.
The Euro Area has higher probabilities with a notable difference in the recession phase, i.e. 0.93 in the Euro Area and 0.67 in the European Union.
Notable exceptions are Suppes (1970), who takes probability to be a feature of a model of a scientific theory; and Skyrms (1980), who understands the relevant probabilities to be the subjective probabilities of a certain kind of rational agent.
Low rates of seropositivity in certain patient groups indicate a low pretest probability and there is a notable risk of false positive results.
The work was a notable contribution to the philosophical and mathematical underpinnings of probability theory, championing the important view that probabilities were no more or less than truth values intermediate between simple truth and falsity.
Since then, the research on the related topics and their applications has become a notable and serious endeavor among researchers in applied probability and optimal stochastic controls, including financial engineering.
It is also notable that once these parameters are known, the probability p r,t) can be assessed for any distance r without extra numerical simulations as the fractal parameters are independent of the source-to-sink separation.
It should be notable that, by the 2080s, there is a probability of some areas having more than 50% of large-scale wildfires under the "average" climatic conditions in the future, indicating that, even without "extreme" weather conditions, some ecosystems will have a fundamental probability of experiencing catastrophic fires under the condition of average summer.
