Sentence examples for theoretical likelihood from inspiring English sources

Indeed, how can already published data and theoretical likelihood of failure be reconciled?

Indeed, how can the already published data and the theoretical likelihood of failure be conciliated?

The selected cases and controls, matched for age and location and date of hospitalization, were with similar theoretical likelihood of acquiring resistant strain from the environment.

Considering that the theoretical likelihood for an average gene not being tagged in our study was as low as 0.0011, the fact that we were unable to pinpoint either HVO_2528 or HVO_0817 strongly suggests that these two genes encode overlapping functions and thus complement each other.

A National Academy of Sciences committee analyzed the health effects of iAs in drinking water and reported theoretical maximum-likelihood estimates of excess lifetime risk of bladder and lung cancer in the U.S. population (NRC 2001).

Strimmer and von Haeseler introduced quartet puzzling as a way to take advantage of the theoretical power of maximum likelihood while limiting the computational costs involved in a full maximum likelihood reconstruction [ 16].

where P e (W) is the theoretical BER through maximum likelihood ratio decoding method.

Cases are chosen for theoretical reasons: for the likelihood that the cases offer insights into the phenomenon of interest.

And they calculate that if we could cobble together 10,000 people who had reached the age of 110 (a big and theoretical if), the statistical likelihood that just one of them would live beyond 125 in any given year would be 1 in 10,000.

This may reflect the model's social work origins and the higher likelihood of theoretical or experiential exposure for this profession.

The results are consistent with our theoretical analysis that the likelihood calculation phase of the implementation scales linearly with the population size due to the agent-based nature of our model.