Sentence examples for the likelihoods of from inspiring English sources
noun
The probability of a specified outcome; the chance of something happening; probability; the state of being probable.
- In all likelihood the meeting will be cancelled.
"The Way We'll Be," a book that addresses "the current state of America, the likelihoods of the close-in future and the movement of our underlying social geology," is nothing if not upbeat.
"It overestimates the risks, and could lead to misunderstandings of the likelihoods of developing cancer," Japan's Environment Ministry said in a statement made to the public broadcaster, N.H.K.
Measures of confirmation invariably take the likelihoods of hypotheses as input components.
Rather, the likelihoods of evidence claims are fundamentally fixed relative to the relevant hypotheses.
The likelihoods of getting resistant variety increase due to the larger farm size.
The likelihood ratio test statistic is a ratio of the likelihoods of two hypotheses.
These posteriors are calculated by renormalizing the likelihoods of the imputed clean spectra.
Figure 2 illustrates the process of calculating the likelihoods of the BGs.
A linear combination of the likelihoods of the DAE and BF-DNN was also evaluated.
Further, the new monitoring index is derived from the likelihoods of the entire process network for detecting abnormal operating events.
This posterior is fully determined by the prior and the likelihoods of the hypotheses, via the formalism of probability theory.
