Sentence examples for rose the likelihood of from inspiring English sources

That is, that the more intelligent, who scored high on a vocabulary test, would drink more than the dumb, who scored low... I've rarely seen such a stark near-monotonic trend" -- that is, as scores rose, the likelihood of drinking rose directly.

A third example regards the involvement of heavy vehicles that largely rises the likelihood of bus passenger injury.

The researchers from the Swiss university ETH Zurich who conducted the study say as temperatures rise, the likelihood of extreme weather events rises non-linearly.

Over time, due to family breakdown and the diminishing social network support, addictions begin to rise and as addictions rise, the likelihood of homelessness rapidly increases.

"With Brexit still very much unfolding, the extent of economic and political uncertainty has risen, and the likelihood of outcomes more negative than the one in the baseline has increased".

With unemployment rising and the likelihood of a raise dwindling, Americans are looking for ways to cut costs across the board.

It has been theorized that the ticket buying frenzies as the jackpot rises increases the likelihood of multiple winners sufficiently that the jackpot can never get large enough to give a ticket a positive expected value.[6].

When the number of transactions rise, the likelihood of reciprocation by chance rises as well.

Rainfall patterns will also shift.The hardest evidence for a link so far comes from a team led by Marshall Burke of the University of California, which studied African wars from 1980 to 2002 and found that rising temperatures are indeed associated with crop failure, economic decline and a sharp rise in the likelihood of war.

The euro briefly reached five-month highs on Monday morning, while European shares rose sharply on the likelihood of a Macron victory.

This means that as teachers agreement with these statements rose, so did the likelihood of retention.