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likelihood

[lahyk-lee-hood] / ˈlaɪk liˌhʊd /


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"However, for retailers and suppliers, the implications are more nuanced, given the likelihood of reduced direct interaction with customers and more engagement with other AI agents."

From Barron's

The study drew a link between higher levels of luminance - meaning the intensity of light - and the likelihood of experiencing glare.

From BBC

For example, whereas a distorted video or lag had a negligible impact, glitches involving sustained video loss, echoes or brief freezes were substantially more detrimental to the candidate’s likelihood of being hired.

From The Wall Street Journal

“This raises the likelihood of getting a classical candidate and smoothens the process,” the analysts said.

From The Wall Street Journal

A slowdown in inflation raises the likelihood that the Bank of England will reduce its key interest rate when it meets next month, which could in turn boost economic growth by reducing borrowing rates.

From BBC