Sentence examples for was a substantial probability from inspiring English sources

Those violations were classified as serious, meaning that there was "a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result," university officials said.

"Had I thought that there was a substantial probability that because of the movement of unemployment that (forward guidance) would have a life of less than a year then I wouldn't have been enthusiastic," he said.

The governor's plan would allow caregivers to commit people if they believe there is a "substantial probability" of harm.

"We're assuming at this point under the rules of procedure that the only thing left for the court to find is whether or not there's a substantial probability that he can be restored to competence through medication or other treatment," Mr. Jones said.

There is a substantial probability that persons with CM at baseline will experience reductions unrelated to treatment in headache days as illustrated by the data reported here.

However, by introducing a small number of D2D users, there is a substantial probability that the interference from the D2D users reduces the CUEs' rates per link as observed in Remark 7. The reduction in these rates are not compensated in the ASR by the contribution of the D2D users' rates.

The result of these methods were comparable and both suggested that there is a substantial probability that we're alone.

"The panel wrote that had counsel properly investigated and presented evidence that Boyd — the state's key witness — actually committed the murders, there is a substantial probability the jury would have come to a different conclusion," Judge Stanley Allen Bastian wrote in the opinion.

For example, if R = 1.5, and we reduce the number of intending travelers from 400 to 10 per day, implement 100% flight-based quarantining, implement compulsory mask wearing during travel and presentation at 6 hours following symptom onset then there is a substantial probability (0.74) that the pandemic strain will never be imported (assuming the epidemic is confined to the source country).

These simulations suggest that there will be a substantial probability of adaptation (P > 0.2 or so) only if the number of rescue mutants appearing exceeds one per generation.

There was a substantial increase in probability In P(D) as a function of number of subpopulations from K = 1 up to K = 6.