Examples of using More probable in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Which is more probable?
It's more probable that his remaining symptoms are just a nightmare.
Which is more probable? 1.
And from a medical viewpoint, more probable.
Is it more probable that.
This possibility seems more probable.
The more probable scenario is Mr.
There are many questions and even more probable answers.
It is always more probable that the witnesses were lying or mistaken than that a miracle occurred.
On the right picture,there is an underground pipe much more probable.
Possibly you can; more probable, you can not.
Given the evidence, the first conclusion seems more probable.
Is it not infinitely more probable that he changed his mind?
Conjunction Fallacy- The tendency to assume that specific conditions are more probable than general ones.
Statistically it's more probable than winning the lottery.
And when they wereregarded skeptically writers reshaped them to make them more probable and humane.
A conjunction can never be more probable than one of its conjuncts.
Although about 1,000 ISIS activists are fighting mainly against the Egyptian army,the IDF estimates that the threat to Israel is becoming more probable.
A client who returns is more probable that she comes with more businesses.
The machine kneads the dough and lays it out for a while on the cutting-table and near the fire, where leavening, because of the heat,is all the more probable.
What seems more probable is an effort to intimidate her, and if possible, to destroy her politically.
And suppose you find theory 2 just slightly more probable than theory 1.
They asked whether it was more probable that Linda is a bank teller or that she is a bank teller and an active feminist.
The Didache may have been compiled in its present form as late as 150,although a date closer to the end of the first century seems more probable to many.
However, it is considered more probable that he was murdered by one of the other members of the expedition; possibly Bessels, who was in near-constant attendance of Hall after he had taken sick.
Now, if you have a brilliant idea for a best-sellingnovel while traipsing through the Amazonian rainforest(or you know, something more probable, like during flight takeoff)… no problem.
It is more probable that the Jerusalem cross evolved from a Greek cross with dots in place of the small crosses used by the very first Christian community in the Middle East in Roman times, a thousand years before the Crusades.
So if our universe were just a random member of a World Ensemble,it is inconceivably more probable that we should be observing a universe no larger than our solar system.
It seems to me more probable that especially in America, which does not possess any important traditions of independent political action by the working class(like Chartism in England, for example) and where the trade-union bureaucracy is more reactionary and corrupted than it was at the height of the British empire, the creation of a labor party could be provoked only by mighty revolutionary pressure from the working masses and by the growing threat of communism.
In the manuscripts of the work"Iosippus" appears quite regularly for"Josephus". It has been suggested that from a corruption ofIosippus an unintelligent reviser derived Hegesippus. A more probable explanation is that the work was mistaken for the lost history of the Greek Christian author Hegesippus, which was also composed in five books.