Sentence examples for poor probability from inspiring English sources

Future studies examining variables predictive of mortality should include body mass index, even in acutely ill populations with a poor probability of survival.

Under the NP criterion, this very low (much lower than the tolerance level) value of the probability of false alarm is achieved at the cost of very poor probability of detection, as shown in Figure 11, which leads to significant underutilization of the available spectrum hole.

"They don't have a conclusion here, they have a probability — and we would argue that it is a very poor probability," said Douglas Hock, an Encana spokesman.

It is well-known, however, that humans are poor probability estimators [ 2] and that physicians are no exception [ 3, 4].

Moreover, the presence of HS or of CPs was associated with a poor probability of sustained MDA at the 24-month follow-up.

Eighteen patients were previously treated with ESA+G-CSF without achieving TI, remaining patients had poor probability of response according to the predictive model and were considered refractory upfront.

Several studies, by contrast, had very poor probabilities of false negatives; Obermayr et al. [ 27], Helleman et al. [ 53] and Gevaert et al. [ 49] all have P(Condition+|Test−)>0.5, which suggests that these models give a false negative more often than a random assignment.

Tumours with high EF had a significantly poorer probability of DFS than those with low EF (P=0.011).

A similar pattern was observed for DCC methylation and RPFT, although with DCC, it was Q1 had much poorer probability of recurrence/persistence compared to other quartiles (p-value = 0.002).

In particular, a paradox with regard to the impact of the family structure has been described: dialysis patients with a strong family structure have a poorer probability to survive than their less supported counterparts [ 24].

This is consistent with the results of Lin [ 13] who showed that the use of finite-population variance estimator (i.e. robust variance) results in reasonable coverage probabilities if the inclusion probabilities are low, but poor coverage probabilities if the inclusion probabilities are high.