"Wires" says that the electric current running through cattle-fencing has a "muscle-shredding violence" (if this were true, the countryside would be strewn with the bodies of incapacitated cows and farmworkers); and in the evening of "At Grass" a "groom's boy" comes to collect a horse from a field, carrying "bridles" rather than a much more probable halter.
He has often been faulted for giving kinder treatment to coöperative sources than to refuseniks, and the title character of "Bush at War" was notoriously portrayed as rather more steely and commanding than seems entirely probable.
It is sometimes said to have meant originally simply "clever" or "skilled man," but the list of those to whom Greek authors applied the term in its earlier sense makes it probable that it was rather more restricted in meaning.
In this and all other questions except 4, males with probable MOH answered "yes" rather more often (up to 1.5 times) than females.
300 is more probable from here, and probably below par.
With a new, six-team finals series approaching, Howe sent the Soccer Australia magazine all the possible variations, noting: "it may be more probable for a first v fourth, rather than a first v second… come grand final next May".
Consider the following acts: Now suppose: Then Less formally (and stated in terms of strict preference): if you prefer to stake the prize \(X\) on \(f\) rather than \(f'\), you must consider \(E\) more probable than \(F\).
In relation to self-recognition, it is possible to solve this conundrum if it can be assumed to be more probable that a true change in concentration, rather than accidental noise-driven detection, has occurred.
Surprisingly, treatment limitation was more probable if the physician was Catholic or Protestant rather than Greek Orthodox, Jewish or Muslim.
Therefore, the effect of latent toxoplasmosis, rather than transient effect of acute toxoplasmosis disease seems to be more probable candidate for explanation of increased risk of traffic accident in Toxoplasma-positive subjects.
