"probability of seeing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the chances or likelihood of observing something. Example: The probability of seeing a shooting star is higher in a dark, rural area compared to a bright, urban setting.
These data measure the probability of seeing false positives for a given level of significance.
A tighter orbit around the star or a larger planet-to-star size ratio can increase the probability of seeing the characteristic dip in light values.
We have draws alleles from our population, our sample and that there's an underlying probability of seeing the A or the T allele.
Norway is in the centre of the northern lights zone, so the probability of seeing it is close to 100% on any cloud-free night between October and March.
The purpose of the study was to obtain data needed to estimate the probability of seeing a change in haze due to a decrease in extinction coefficient of the atmosphere.
If the F.B.I. was right, they reasoned, the crime-scene details on each of those two lists should "co-occur" — that is, if you see one or more organized traits in a crime, there should be a reasonably high probability of seeing other organized traits.
It says what's the probability of seeing a bigger difference in effect sizes between the two things being compared?
Statistically speaking, he notes, with an expected background of one event, the probability of seeing zero events is almost the same as the probability of seeing two, so both are equally consistent with no WIMPS at all, he says.
What's the probability of seeing a bigger effect size than the one that I've actually seen, that effect size being divided by the variation of the data.
That hardline stance would appear to leave Rooney facing the probability of seeing out his contract at Old Trafford, even if he remains intent on leaving the club.
Q an emission probability, e k (b)?= P(x i ?=?b | p i ?= k), for each state, k, and each symbol, b, where e k (b) is the probability of seeing symbol b in state k.
