Sentence examples for rendering the likelihood from inspiring English sources
The BioCycle study however, excluded women on a diet for weight loss or for other medical reasons rendering the likelihood of reverse causality less likely to occur.
Good agreement was achieved between the predicted values from the dimensionless formulation of RC and the respective experimental values, which renders the likelihood of employing the formulation to improve the design of pre-treatment rapid filters for filtering MHT influents.
When the baseline and mean follow-up levels of each of these measures were included separately, each one rendered the likelihood ratio tests nonsignificant (i.e., P > 0.05).
The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments CLIAactact of 1988 allows waiver of "test systems [which] are simple…cleared by FDA for home use…so simple and accurate as to render the likelihood of erroneous results negligible, or pose no reasonable risk of harm".
Our alternative approach was necessary because the likelihood can be bimodal and is rarely quadratic near a maximum (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1), rendering the applicability of asymptotic likelihood ratio test theory questionable.
Using maximum likelihood to estimate these parameters often breaks down, with one parameter tending to the specific value that causes the likelihood to be infinite, rendering the other parameters inconsistent.
Both result in rendering the relation mysterious.
This flexibility renders the prediction profile likelihood as a concept promising to resolve one bottleneck in computer-aided simulations of complex systems, the generation of reliable confidence intervals for predictions.
In this test, the maximum likelihood values render the SIM, RC and FF models almost equally plausible.
The comparison between the unconstrained and the constrained maximum likelihood trees rendered the following values: Robinson-Foulds distance, 71/401 (17.7%); K-score; 0.780; scale factor, 0.823.
