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Meanings of greater likelihood in English

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Usage of greater likelihood in English
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Peristomal skin complications are associated with a greater likelihood of hospital readmission.
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Stronger inverse connectivity was associated with greater likelihood of treatment response.
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Some features of CSA were associated with greater likelihood of developing recurrent MD.
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Documentation of systolic dysfunction was associated with a greater likelihood of ACE inhibitor use.
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The ponderous cornering and the greater likelihood of a blowout were something else again.
American empire: blood and iron
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Intend to retain facts permanently, and there will be greater likelihood of their permanence.
How to Use Your Mind / A Psychology of Study: Being a Manual for...
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But the greater likelihood was that he had killed himself.
Ransom
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Additionally, the characteristics of some index cases may reflect a greater likelihood of disease transmission.
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When preschoolers get expelled, there's a much greater likelihood they'll drop out of high school.
Ebony
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A subset of patients who can be weaned from support preoperatively have greater likelihood of survival.
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Adolescents have a greater likelihood of taking risks when they are with peers rather than alone.
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It will also trap women in violent marriages for longer, with greater likelihood of children being involved.
The Guardian
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More cyclists means better motorist behavior and greater likelihood of communities passing bike friendly laws, further proving H.G.
Wired
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He said once that was accomplished, there was a greater likelihood of unions agreeing to realistic salary increases.
The South African
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Nonwhite race, lower mental functioning, and lower activity score were associated with a greater likelihood of financial burden.
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The PP on my screen said that for my unknown, black ancestry was a greater likelihood than white.
Devil Bones
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