Sentence examples for weak probability of from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that a weak probability of making an error could improve the chance of discovery of better food sources even if it sometimes results in a sub-optimal response [69], [70].

For the two cytokeratin markers, the Markov model suggests the lack of a true reversible property of these variables as there was only a very weak probability of a patient returning to state 'low marker level' once having entered state 'high marker level'.

The study of the relationship between a longer absence from work and a weaker probability of return to usual activities has shown reproducible results.

In the analysis presented here, as in others [17]; [22], support for monophyly of Kinesin-13B is very strong (see Fig. 1), but support for a single Kinesin-13A clade is weaker (posterior probability of 0.8).

To disperse or kill the weak bacteria, a probability of 0.25 is defined as the deciding probability.

It was noted that the power was weak, so the probability of committing type II error (falsely accepting the null hypothesis) for the other measurements was high.

Now, with the 50/50 split in the Senate and a virtual tie in the House of Representatives not to mention the weak presidential mandate the probability of an estate-tax repeal is dismal.

Under weak selection, the probability of fixation of a unique allele with selection coefficient s is u(s) = (1/2 Ne4 Ne s/[1 − exp(−4 Ne s)], where N is the census population size (Kimura 1983).

For the interval at the end of the pulse of instructive target motion in the on-direction for simple-spike responses, the relationship is quite weak between the probability of a CS and simple-spike firing rate at the time of the instruction.

A relaxed cutoff of 2.24, corresponding to a weaker motif (0.1 probability of occurring by random chance) was also determined.

Without the extra funds to help police the markets and make long-term investments in the department, the S.E.C. faces the increased probability of weak enforcement and lax oversight.