Sentence examples for research likelihood from inspiring English sources

The data examined in this research (likelihood of a marine mammal being in close proximity to a tidal turbine, biomechanics of marine mammal tissues, and engineering models) provide insight into the interaction.

= not investigated) Plant species Country Commercial cultivation Cases in field sites Cases beyond field sites State of research Likelihood of persistence and invasiveness in the regions concerned References Creeping bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera) USA No n.i.i

Researchers would benefit from an instrument that characterized their research participants' likelihood of using these technology applications.

Provided that we cover two rainfed areas in our research, the likelihood of investing more in livestock production is higher in Jabal El-Hoss (Sfireh) because of its proximity to zone 4 (drier), as compared to Jabal El-Hoss Samaan closer to the wetter zones.

With this study, and against the background of all previous research, the likelihood of a clinically relevant association between diabetes and UBC risk has become very limited.

Mr. Rothschild, a professor of business at the University of Wisconsin at Madison who has researched the likelihood of terrorist attacks on the United States, said the probability of an attack was still too low to deter him from visiting the president's neighborhood.

The Ministry of Justice's own research suggested the likelihood of not reoffending was 39% higher when partners and children were at hand.

Results show that conducting interdisciplinary dissertation research increases individuals' likelihood of obtaining a position within academia.

At this important, early stage of video game research, reducing the likelihood of false positive findings is essential.

However, there is a paucity of research examining their likelihood of return to the active labour market.

We find that SRM research increases the likelihood of deployment ("slippery slope"), and derive conditions that it decreases abatement effort in expectation ("moral hazard").