Sentence examples for affecting the chances from inspiring English sources
Betting on the Gold Cup is likely to be affected by the rain, with a change in the going potentially affecting the chances of horses who prefer particular ground.
However, the possible effects of this bias would run counter to our hypotheses by negatively affecting the chances to detect differences between the experimental and the control group.
A number of available variables that could predict women's autonomy without affecting the chances of a child being enrolled were tested, such as bridewealth payment, number of adults in the household, and co-residence with husband's kin.
Among the key intraoperative factors affecting the chance for hearing, preservation belonged to identification of the cochlear nerve (P < 0.01), soft consistency of the tumor (P = 0.05), and the absence of adhesion of tumor to neurovascular structures (P < 0.01).
Adolescents may be reluctant to seek help for mental health problems [ 37] and/or to mention their mental health problems to their GP, thereby possibly affecting the chance of being identified as having mental health problems by their GP.
Not that these – nor even the box office – look likely to affect the chances of the remake spawning a series.
If the dots plot in the same place, then climate change has not affected the chances of that event happening.
With only three weeks to go before the general election, her resignation may affect the chances of the prime minister, John Key, returning for a third term in office.
