Sentence examples for balanced chances from inspiring English sources

It's a pity we didn't win but both teams had balanced chances.

In hypothesis 2b, for school leavers with a maximum of a lower secondary school-leaving certificate, we expected advantages for young males compared to young females, while for school leavers with an intermediate leaving certificate, we expected balanced chances.

Most research involves both results expressed statistically (which requires choice of significance threshold and balancing chances of Type I vs. Type II error) and multiple steps each requiring methodological decisions.

Prediction models for SMN risk are needed to inform initial treatment decisions, balancing chances of cure and SMNs and to identify high-risk subgroups of survivors eligible for screening.

The decision to perform a curative gastrectomy in patients with T4 GC must be balanced between the chances of long-term survival and the chances of surviving a potentially fatal operation.

The position became dynamically balanced, with attacking chances for both sides.

So sides balance the chance of a quick win against rest for the bowlers and a further insurance against defeat.

Then again, Black has developed well, so chances are balanced.

We stratified randomisation by site and maintained balance between groups within each stratum using a minimisation method using computer-generated random numbers to give an equal chance of allocation to each group when groups within the stratum were balanced and an increased chance (0.667) of allocation to the smaller group when there was an imbalance within the stratum.

Allusions to creative potential are balanced by references to chance and possible pitfalls, as the artist suggests the challenges she will face.

The potential fatal complications of treatment must be balanced with the low chance of benefit from treatment and require honest discussion with the patient.