Sentence examples for reported likelihood from inspiring English sources

The reported likelihood of buckling up did not change significantly as reminder duration increased.

This pattern of results could have occurred for two reasons: first, young children do not yet have the kinship index mechanisms that guide adults' recent altruistic favors and reported likelihood of donating an organ to siblings (Lieberman, Tooby & Cosmides, 2007).

"Suicide Stroop scores predicted six-month follow-up suicide attempts above and beyond well-known risk factors such as a history of suicide attempts, patients' reported likelihood of attempt, and clinicians' predictions regarding patients' likelihood of attempt," said co-author Christine B. Cha, a doctoral student in psychology at Harvard.

Primary findings included improved knowledge in 2 of 6 areas immediately posttraining and in 1 area 3 months posttraining, an increase in supervisors' reported likelihood to work with other staff (the key teaching of another of the 6 sessions) but also a perception of less support from their own supervisors, and an increase in work stress.

- Male Participant ID04 Finally, for service providers, reported likelihood towards providing targeted services for was low.

We have primarily reported likelihood ratios in this review as they are thought to be more clinically meaningful than sensitivities and specificities, the use of likelihood ratios allowing us to determine post test probabilities of disease based on Bayes' theorem.

A summary of the proportion of respondents and their reported likelihoods of specialising in psychiatry by country along with demographic findings is shown in Table  4.

Of interest, a clear inverse association between the frequency of recent injury and reporting likelihood was documented in that study.

There were few articles reporting likelihood ratios and other useful diagnostic methods.

Most studies report likelihood ratios (LRs) suggesting negligible differences between pre- and post-test probabilities for presence of nerve root impingement as the target condition, indicating limited value of the tests in clinical decision-making.

We report Likelihood-Ratio (L-R) Chi-squared values, degrees of freedom (df) and p-values of effect tests.