Sentence examples for rare likelihood from inspiring English sources
However, the rare likelihood that any particular change in a previously optimized and invariant phenotype could increase fitness or performance also depends on the traits 'intrinsic evolvability'; genetic and developmental modularity enabling changes to occur independent of pleiotropic effects (unselected changes in traits unrelated to the trait under selection and correlated fitness costs).
Because hospitalization events are rare, the likelihood that members experienced MHO coverage was very low and they questioned the usefulness of membership.
However, outbreaks in human populations are rare and the likelihood of a human getting the disease from an infected animal still remains very low.
Nevertheless, to the degree that testing older as well as younger adult animals approached these numbers, both statistical and consumer confidence would increase, and at the very least provide reassurance that the occurrence of sporadic disease must be exceedingly rare, with little likelihood of posing a risk to either human or animal nutrition.
Mr Taleb's earlier books were devoted to showing that no one can measure the likelihood of rare events—or "black swans", in his now famous phrase.
RNA samples were normalized to increase the likelihood that rare transcripts were detected in the sequence data.
We chose to normalize the libraries in order to increase the likelihood that rare transcripts would be sequenced, leading to a more complete transcriptome with limited sequencing effort.
This can easily be extended to multiple independent loci, important for diseases in which a set of common or rare variants dictates disease likelihood[ 12, 13].
More reservoirs would enable exploration of more genomic space, increasing the likelihood of rare pre-adapted variants arising and potentially leading to a 'snowball effect' of ever increasing viral emergence.
Wang (2001) showed that the moment-based F-statistics induces bias with rare alleles, while the likelihood methods are less sensitive to small allele frequency as they make use of the full distributional information of the Wright Fisher model.
