Sentence examples for suggested a likelihood from inspiring English sources

He added that the evidence "suggested a likelihood of recidivism and an unlikelihood of rehabilitation".

Their calculations suggested a likelihood greater than 99percentthatathisis mystery planet exists.

In this example, the EEOC would permit the employer to reject Wilma, even though she was acquitted because of trial testimony suggesting a likelihood of factual guilt.

Eventually, thorough research and appropriate checks and balances can enable to, say, place our slave-child ancestor and his mother in the physical presence of an appropriately surnamed male for whom documentary evidence suggests a likelihood of paternity.

Citing the definition of infertility as the inability to conceive after trying for 12 months, Gary Cherr, the study's senior author, said, "Our data suggests a likelihood or probability that couples are unable to conceive in the 12-months window will increase significantly if men lack the normal gene".

A soil SAR >13 suggests a likelihood of reduced soil permeability and decreased plant survival and growth.

However, local water table, particularly from shallow aquifers are often very high (Shindo 1991) which suggest a likelihood of active exchange of soil/clay (Ca2+ + Mg2+) with Na+ in groundwater (Eq. 10, 11 and 12); where (exchanged) represents cations exchanged on water or soil/clay.

Most studies use an EPDS score of over 12, which suggests a likelihood of depression [ 9].

Thus, the detection of AFB1-lys in this assay suggests a likelihood of exposure to aflatoxin within the previous 1 2 months.

Patterson et al. (2004) suggested a Bayesian likelihood ratio test, comparing the likelihood under the alternative hypothesis (a given AIM locus is associated with the trait) vs. the one under the null hypothesis, for cases and controls respectively.

As far back as February, long-term weather forecasts suggested a high likelihood of very warm temperatures in March.