Sentence examples for Higher prospect from inspiring English sources

"It has a much higher prospect of being collected and acquired," he said, adding that he felt the spirit of the enterprise held truer, too.

Among its key recommendations: Fish should no longer be inbred, a particular problem for the most endangered species because dwindling populations leave few mating choices (and a higher prospect of inbreeding).

"We need to locate them very soon so that conservation has a higher prospect of success". The trust is offering 5,000 New Zealand dollars (US$3,600; £2,900) for "definitive evidence of survival" - preferably a photograph - and is asking everyone to keep their eyes and ears open in the country's southern forests.

Because its functionality is deliberately limited, there is a much higher prospect of it working perfectly and being widely bought and used.

Cooling post-out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is expensive and time-consuming; selection criteria need to be evaluated to concentrate this resource on patients where there is a higher prospect of a positive outcome [ 2].

The larger representation of 3' UTR-located SNPs compared to coding region SNPs (53.3% vs. 37.0% respectively), combined with the higher read-depth, leads to the higher prospect of identifying SNPs using 3'-anchored cDNA sequencing compared to sequencing of randomly sheared cDNA fragments.

These figures suggest high-income status and higher prospects for this SEZ.

Note that first order stochastic dominance implies that migrants with higher prospects have a higher expected wage gap: E P h ( D w ) ≥ E P l ( D w ).

In the present report, enhanced career progression opportunities, availability of social amenities and higher prospects for lucrative part-time private practice in Enugu Urban are implicated in fuelling this maldistribution.

The results of this study illustrate the high prospect of the fabricated bilayer fibrous scaffolds in tissue engineering and regeneration.

"They've put their hearts and souls into something that we thought – and still think – has a high prospect of success.