When site-specific gust metrics are conditionally sampled by the likelihood of deep convection and frequency of extra-tropical cyclones, the results indicate that gust factors tend to be lower in regions with higher convective potential, and higher in areas with a higher frequency of extra-tropical cyclones.
If the highest similarity score for a cancer type is 0.1 or above (50% of test samples), the likelihood of the prediction being correct is 96.8%.
In this two-period sample, the likelihood of HADS-anxiety and HADS-depression caseness changed for 35.9 and 12.3percentnt of subjects, respectively.
In fact, in the current sample, the likelihood of experiencing marked functional impairment in workers with substantial stress symptoms in the absence of probable PTSD was nearly as elevated as this likelihood for workers with panic disorder alone (OR = 3.3; 95% CI, 2.7 4.0).
Of those included in the screening sample, the likelihood of having a screen-detected cancer diagnosed with an 'annual' screening interval prior to 1997 was 2.32 per thousand screens (438 out of 188 709) and for women with a 'biennial' screening interval after 1997 was 3.32 (692 out of 208 7208.
Moreover, the offspring's age in this sample increases the likelihood of accurate lifetime diagnoses for asthma compared to younger samples examined in other studies [ 13, 14].
Marathon finishing times of participants demonstrated that both elite runners and recreational athletes were included in the sample, increasing the likelihood of results being representative of the female ultra-marathon running community.
Multiple samples increase the likelihood of identifying VA.
An ethnically diverse panel of reference samples minimizes the likelihood of a recurrent CNV skewing the "copy number two" reference signal.
Having found consistent results observed by different researchers in different places with different samples strengthens the likelihood of the finding to be true [ 74].
Having found consistent results observed by different researchers in different places with different samples strengthens the likelihood of the finding to be true (Bradford Hill 1965).
