Sentence examples similar to a chance-based result from inspiring English sources

This will yield a more market-based result.

An area of 1 indicates a perfect prediction; an area of 0.5 is a chance result.

And many darlings were indeed murdered as a result: a 17-year-old James Gatz "loafing along the beach … in a torn green jersey and a pair of canvas pants" never really stood a chance against Brighton-based sociopath Pinkie, with his eyes "that had never been young … staring with grey contempt".

However, ground-based results were inconclusive.

Does our underclass have a chance in a knowledge-based economy?

A chance meeting three years ago between Salim Ismail and Bob Wyman resulted in PubSub.

Not "being seen in the office" may affect a person's chances of promotion, result in a smaller pay rise than office-based peers and lower performance evaluations, according to research by the London Business School and the University of California.

As a result, a chance-constrained goal programming model is constructed for the problem.

"There's still every chance of a result here".

Give us a chance and you'll see the results".

Thus, the result may be a chance occurrence.