Sentence examples for probabilities still from inspiring English sources

Incumbency, demographics, and the balance of probabilities still favor Obama.

Assessing rare event probabilities still suffers from its computational cost despite some available methods widely accepted by researchers and engineers.

Today, probability still gives us a reference by which human behaviour can be judged, but Laplace's vision hasn't come to pass.

And perhaps the best news for Iran: the unclassified "key judgments" of the intelligence estimate reveal that the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency did not — and in all probability, still do not — have human and technical sources inside the inner circles of the Iranian nuclear program.

And in Team of Rivals, Doris Kearns Goodwin relates that President Lincoln was closely questioned by a journalist about his philosophy of choosing to give jobs to men who had been his sworn political enemies, men who were still smarting at losing to him and who in all probability still harboured the belief that they were much better qualified to be President than he was.

The resulting optimal access probability still shows low throughput, even in a slotted ALOHA.

It's no easy task, and even physicists who realize that all matter boils down to invisible clouds of probability still go to work driving a car, which behaves like a normal tangible object, not a cloud.

In one scenario, we increase the probability to survive until the reproductive age, ζ, to 0.75 while the infection probability still is 0.1.

Matos et al. [ 10] reported that even in the case of equivalent CPR durations, the survival probability still differed greatly between different patient groups.

But the probabilities are still very small, and they become even smaller with time.

But the expensive computational costs associated with calculations of rare failure probabilities are still a large obstacle in practice.