Sentence examples for the likelihood to include from inspiring English sources
The model can handle multiple graphs R q simultaneously with a shared clustering by extending the likelihood to include the product of the likelihoods of the individual graphs.
CRC screening behaviors included the likelihood to talk with a doctor about being tested and the likelihood to get tested for colon cancer.
Therefore, we sought to find correlates of stromal activation in the expression analysis of malignant breast epithelial cells, and determined if tumor-induced changes in the stroma can serve as a surrogate for stromal activation, including the likelihood to escape dormancy.
However, the QPL result is slightly counter-intuitive, as one would generally expect that parameters that are specifically included in the likelihood to model certain effects (such as population stratification or non-Mendelianism) would take the value zero (i.e. be removable from the likelihood) when these ef fects do not, in fact, exist.
The study also fails to include the likelihood of some shunt in COPD lungs.
Seamus Fernandez, a Leerink Swann analyst, said in an investor note that the F.D.A. staff report still showed a likelihood of expanding the Cymbalta label to include chronic pain.
However, to derive the maximum likelihood equations, the model was restricted to include only one Gaussian component per state.
It is possible with sufficient sample size that the likelihood model could be extended to include additional genotype or allele frequencies.
Awareness of the multi-objective nature of combinatorial library construction has also given rise to techniques designed to enhance the likelihood of including the best compounds in a given library.
We have chosen to limit the inclusion to studies using randomised control trial designs to decrease the likelihood of including studies with high risk of bias, which are more likely in studies conducted using quasi-experimental designs.
Finally, we limited the dataset to 1 pneumonia visit per patient to reduce the likelihood of including patients whose previous therapy had been unsuccessful.
