Sentence examples for probability suggesting from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the monophyletic cluster of the recent Brazilian DENV2 was closely related to viral strains from Cuba and the Dominican Republic, with small genetic distance and high posterior probability, suggesting that this lineage was imported from the Caribbean.

The strongly biased observer (top panel) shows a slow monotonic decline in viewed-from-above probability, suggesting that in a longer trial the average bias would be significantly less.

In good agreement with the report of Morenilla-Palao et al. (2009), we found that MβCD increases whole cell current without changing open channel probability, suggesting that vesicle fusion effectively increases the number of available channels.

At this scale, a full-migration model of connectivity had the highest support from the data (0.94 posterior probability), suggesting that all sampling sites are exchanging migrants.

All jackknife analyses excluding a single locus at a time from the total (nDNA + mtDNA) dataset recovered the complete topology with high (>0.9) posterior probability, suggesting that no single locus was driving the results.

Activated (non-resting) cells of generation 1 or greater would either die with probability, or divide with probability, or revert to a resting state with a probability, suggesting that a non-negligible fraction of the cells in each generation exited the mitotic cycle.

A situation in which the candidate mode in SVC lacks the highest posterior probability, suggests that the candidate mode is probably not the optimal one.

Laws of probability suggest the Cowboys won't quite manage a top-flight passing attack.

Given that the balance of probability suggests that the regime did use the weapons, one possible explanation suggests a profound shift in both the regime's analysis of the likelihood of a meaningful international response and a further worrying development in the Syrian military doctrine for the use of chemical weapons.

This is relevant, since the term probability suggests a mathematical computability and thus certainty, which is nonexistent in a social and political environment [11].

"The balance of probability suggests that at the time… the group of civilians [which included Mr McKinney] was not acting aggressively and that the shots were fired without justification".