In our opinion, there are considerable disadvantages that go along with probabilities; for example, probability ratings are often characterized as subjective [21].
This overdispersion affects calculation of tail probabilities: for example, the probability of two or fewer recurrences in 24 subjects, each with recurrence probability 0.26, is 0.0034.
Other markers of tumour biology were also affected by artesunate, although with lower probabilities (for example, 0.79 probability for increased CD31 expression).
His team found that the probability, for example, that an infected person will board a flight from Freetown, Sierra Leone, and arrive in the United Kingdom is about 7percentt.
Risk can sometimes be calculated in terms of probability: for example, women in their 40s are more at risk of having babies with Down's syndrome than younger mothers.
First, for each user, we take the influence with maximal pignistic probability (for example, Inf("(U_1)" = E.Strong).
As described in the previous section, we take first, for each candidate, the influence with maximal pignistic probability (for example, Inf("Marine Le Pen" = E.Strong).
All the equiprobable oligomers do not have exactly the same probability; for example, I AAAA)=8 and I CCC =9.
The pre-test probability, for example the general population prevalence or base rate of the condition, can be assumed to be the probability of having the condition when nothing else is known.
In contrast, under circumstances when testing is performed at relatively high pretest probability (for example, in a heavily contaminated building), a negative test result will only be convincing if the sensitivity of the system is very high.
