Sentence examples for the statistical likelihood from inspiring English sources

What's the statistical likelihood that people will follow your advice?

Especially when compared with the statistical likelihood of having the crap beaten out of them by their partner.

He announced that he had recently read an article about the statistical likelihood of getting off drugs.

The statistical likelihood of this is once in every 500 to 1,000 years.

("What's the statistical likelihood of another murderous episode in my neighborhood?" I ask myself. "Highly unlikely," is the refrain. "Just go to sleep already").

The policy is based on the statistical likelihood of certain groups being HIV-positive, as the virus does not show up in blood tests immediately.

According to an analysis by the Web site AdvancedNFLStats.com, in situations where the Giants' statistical likelihood of winning a particular game was about 50 percent — that is, circumstances where the score and clock did not necessarily dictate a particular strategy — the Giants' 60 percent rate of passing plays was only about 4 percent more than the league average.

One is that of chance, the pure statistical likelihood that an event will happen (probability).

The human cell culture peptide datasets were further processed to remove peptides identified with low confidence, using the uniqueness filter Statistical Likelihood Confidence (SLiC) (Anderson et al., 2006) score of 0.35 and a DelSLiC of 0.2.

Our study also shares the limitations of all subgroup analyses, especially when performed post hoc, including diminished power to detect real differences, increase in the variance around the mean estimate, and increasing statistical likelihood of a false finding.

Not in statistical likelihood, all the above trump it, but in sheer numbers.