Sentence examples for particular probability from inspiring English sources

The power law also tells us that for any magnitude you choose, there is a particular probability of an earthquake that size occurring during, say, any one year.

In particular, probability density functions of velocity increments are computed for the Navier Stokes simulation.

These MAV-values are related with the limit situation when the particular probability distribution Di, is fully covered.

For example, as is mentioned in the preceding section, transitions are more likely than transversions among DNA nucleotides, but a particular probability must be assigned to each.

Given the economic data (either cross section or time series or panel), a researcher would like to select a particular probability distribution from the family of distributions to "best match" the data.

Thus, the goal of empirical investigation of dose response should be to provide the particular probability distributions of outcomes as a function of dosage regimen that are required to compute optimal (dosing) decisions.

For example, a firm might, in one year, undertake a project that has particular probabilities for three possible payoffs of $10, $20, or $30; those probabilities are 20 percent, 50 percent, and 30 percent, respectively.

Besides clarifying its general interpretation of probability and utility, causal decision theory searches for the particular probabilities and utilities that yield the best version of its principle to maximize expected utility.

In particular, probabilities and utility values were constricted on the interval zero to one and hence they are varied according to a beta distribution.

In particular, probabilities of each F2 individual being homozygous for Duroc alleles (P11), homozygous for Pietrain alleles (P22), or heterozygous (P12  or P21) were estimated at each microsatellite marker and at 11 equidistant inter-marker positions, yielding in total 1,279 putative QTL positions spanning the whole pig genome.

In SG, respondents are given the choice between two alternatives; one being a health state with certainty and the other being a gamble with two possible outcomes that involve two different health states with particular probabilities attached to each of them.