The phrase "a chance of observing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or opportunity to witness or see something, often in contexts related to events, phenomena, or experiences.
Example: "There is a chance of observing the northern lights if we travel to the Arctic during winter."
Alternatives: "an opportunity to see" or "a possibility of witnessing".
If a gene has a high publication count, it is inferred that it is highly studied, and there is therefore a greater chance of observing an interaction.
Many scientists want to launch a mission by then so they have a better chance of observing the tiny planet's atmosphere, which is waning as Pluto moves away from the sun.
The number of participants recruited was based on the observed variance in SSB consumption in a large nationally representative sample of 18-year-old Americans; 100 participants were required to complete the study to give an 80%% chance of observing a 150 ml/d difference in intake between the C-SSB and NC-SSB.
Still, an observed frequency of zero is compatible with an error rate as high as 3 in 12,937, which yields a 5% chance of observing no errors in 12,937 trials of a binomial distribution.
Assuming 4 alleles were present at equal frequency in an individual, only 15 sequence reads were required to have a 95% chance of observing all 4 alleles [ 32].
Furthermore, for the first time a realistic chance of observing double electron capture processes exists.
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That means you will have a better chance of observing shooting stars around the Perseids on August 12-13, the Leonids on November 17-18, and the Geminids on December 13-14.
There was less than a 1% chance of observing 6 or more instances of significantly low diversity by chance alone, and likewise for significantly high diversity.
The sample size of 20 vaccine and four placebo recipients per group provided a 90% chance of observing at least one serious adverse experience if the true rate of such an event were at least 11%; there was a 90% chance that we would not observe at least one serious adverse experience if the true rate was no more than 0.5%.
