For fishes, the M2a model gives very little indication of positive selection (30% of codons with ω = 1.04), and the tiny increase in likelihood from M1a to M2a is not remotely significant (p = 0.97).
But by analysing data from hundreds of thousands of people, scientists have located thousands of DNA differences that each make a tiny statistical contribution to likelihood of academic success.
If it continues to orbit inside the rings, it runs the risk of collisions with smaller lumps of ice with the likelihood of the tiny moon disintegrating.
If invoked in a time of crisis, the likelihood is that tiny Qatar's alignment with the second largest standing army in NATO would mean that Turkish forces would be sent to aid the Gulf state and recognizes that Qatar's 12,000-man military will never be capable of defending the emirate.
Social scientists find that when people discuss such risks, their concern usually rises, even if the discussion consists mostly of trustworthy assurances that the likelihood of harm is tiny.
The Radius does come with extra bolts in the likelihood that one of the tiny pieces skitter away.
That figure has doubled since 2008 and, given the likelihood of the most vulnerable and scared people reporting such crimes, is only a tiny tip of a big iceberg.
Mr. Minallah, the hospital board member, said Ms. Bhutto's doctors raised the likelihood of a bullet killing her in their report, when they wrote, "Two to three tiny radio-densities underneath fracture segment are observed on both projections".
If a region as rich as the euro zone has struggled to cope with such pressures, the likelihood that the poorer and less well-governed places hoping to adopt the eco could is tiny.
And the likelihood that a Boltzmann-type allocation system could come out of a process like that is surely tiny.
The tiniest turn of the corner of a mouth can make all the difference, and Burst mode increases the likelihood that you'll capture just the right one.
