Sentence examples for which likelihood from inspiring English sources

For non-waterbird species, six of the eight (75.0%) outbreak events occurred during the whooper swan spring migration period, which likelihood ratio testing also indicated was non-random with respect to the number of exposure days (G = 13.2; df = 1; P<0.001).

However, it is not entirely obvious which likelihood model should be utilized.

The AIC introduces a penalty for additional parameters, so that the model with the lowest AIC corresponds to one in which likelihood and numbers of parameters are optimized.

For six of the seven fitness components for which likelihood estimates could be obtained, there is striking agreement among the ML estimates and/or lower bounds for the genome-wide mutation rate to alleles altering fitness, U, with all falling within the range 1.2 5.0 × 10−3 mutations per generation.

To make these calculations, we assume that p j (N j | M j ) is P4(N j | M j ) on every branch of the tree except i where p i (N i | M i ) is P4(N i, D i = 1| M i ) or P4(N i, D i = 0| M i ), according to which likelihood we want to calculate.

A star symbol is employed to indicate which likelihoods are flagged in the ordered list maintained by each node r at a given iteration j. Figure 1 Likelihood flooding protocol.

Subsequently, we selected the parameter sets with high likelihood: those with likelihood higher than 1/8 of the saturated likelihood (which is the likelihood of the value 8,523 from the Poisson distribution with mean 8,523): 0.0043212/8 = 0.00054.

Likelihood-based approaches find the point at which the likelihood function is maximized, and compare models based on these maxima (Burnham and Anderson, 2002).

The difference in likelihood scores between these runs comprised the null distribution against which the likelihood value from the harpy eagle dataset was tested.

At the end of each analysis, the log-likelihood scores were plotted against generation time to identify the point at which log likelihood values reached a stable equilibrium.

"It is still more difficult in a case such as this, in which the likelihood that any award will ever be paid is minimal".