Sentence examples for quantitative chances from inspiring English sources

Quantitative chances of greater or smaller changes in performance or physiological variable were assessed qualitatively as follows: >25 75%, possible; >75 95%, likely; >95 99%, very likely; >99%, almost certain.

Quantitative chances of better/greater or worse/smaller performance or physiological and perceptual responses were assessed qualitatively as follows: ≤1%, almost certainly not; >1-5%, very unlikely; >5-25%, unlikely; >25-75%, possible; >75-95%, likely; >95-99, very likely; >99%, almost certain.

It does not provide quantitative estimates of the chances of these outcomes, nor does it mention overdetection.

Quantitative methods afford the chance to study the association between obesity-related factors and the absolute area of dense and non-dense breast tissue, which may in turn shed light on mechanistic pathways.

Interest rates are likely to stay on hold until at least the end of next year, while the chances of more quantitative easing have receded after recent strong economic figures.

Most of these studies focused on quantitative data (such as the chances of survival or adverse drug event frequency), and compared various formats including bar charts, tables and pictographs.

Traders may be anticipating that higher inflation will force the Bank of England to raise interest rates earlier than planned, and that there's even less chance of another quantitative easing (bond-buying) programme.

A quantitative approach might offer the chance to optimize the balance of potential harms and benefits for participants of a randomized treatment trial.

By including SNPs outside target regions, the genomic coverage is effectively improved and the chance of identifying quantitative trait loci is increased.

Inbred strains, or their derivatives, can then be used to set up experimental crosses to optimize the chance of identifying quantitative trait loci (QTL) and eventually genes associated with the traits of interest.

Importantly, Fig. 2 shows that this quantitative difference in gaze similarity from chance was highly systematic.