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- Dictionaryunlikely/ʌnˈlʌɪkli/
adjective
- 1. not likely to happen, be done, or be true; improbable: "an unlikely explanation" Similar Opposite
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4 days ago · Unlikely – possible to happen and/or to have moderate consequences. Moderate – likely to happen and/or to have serious consequences. Likely – almost sure to happen and/or to have major consequences.
21 hours ago · If the episode lasts for more than seven days, it is unlikely to stop on its own and is then known as persistent AF. In this case, cardioversion can be attempted to restore a normal rhythm. If an episode continues for a year or more, the rhythm is then known as longstanding persistent AF .
1 day ago · Previously, SIRS criteria had been used to define sepsis. If the SIRS criteria are negative, it is very unlikely the person has sepsis; if it is positive, there is just a moderate probability that the person has sepsis.
4 days ago · In operating systems, scheduling is the method by which processes are given access to system resources, primarily the CPU. Efficient scheduling is essential for optimal system performance and user satisfaction. There are two primary types of CPU scheduling: preemptive and non-preemptive.
4 days ago · How ordinary is vanilla? It’s not if you like ice cream but the word can have another negative meaning with Rob and Feifei are about to discover in this episode of The English We Speak. Transcript....
1 day ago · Again, this means the deals are extremely unlikely to negatively impact the competitive landscape in these markets. B. AI Partnerships Increase Competition. As discussed in the previous section, the AI partnerships that have recently grabbed antitrust headlines are unlikely to harm competition.
4 days ago · Founder of Gavekal Dragonomics says efforts to dislodge China from global supply chains are unlikely to succeed and discussions of ‘reform’ from outside the country often miss vital context.
