A sample from a homogeneous randomly mating population should only deviate from perfect HWE by small chance amounts, conforming to parametric sampling statistics.
For example, when Browne and Cudeck [ 17] suggest it is OK to overlook some real (non-chance) amount of "error of approximation" they are inviting (actually deceptively enticing) researchers to disregard real evidence which may be signaling serious and important model misspecifications.
The Bengals, given little chance to amount to anything this season, had a great opportunity to be 2-0, with both games on the road, after beating the Browns in their opener.
There is a significant chance the amount made by the state through tobacco will increase in the near future.
I knew they had a chance to amount to something when I learned they'd tested an e-Reader at a senior center and found a high level of acceptance; seniors appreciated the backlit screen, the ability to make the type any size they wanted, etc.
In fact, even if your dispute relates to one course of conduct, there's a good chance the total settlement amount will involve several types of consideration.
In order to reduce the chance undergoing severe amount of MAI and exploiting the frequency selectivity of the fading channels, subchannel-based frame structure is proposed which allocate a smaller number of subcarriers to each ranging opportunity so that most of the RSSs are expected to transmit on disjoint sets of subcarriers with alleviated interference to each other [11 15].
But the chance of success amounts to a strong entry on the "reward" side of the risk/reward ledger.
Alli almost scored with one of his first touches, denied by Martin Skrtel's saving clearance, but England really ought to have created more clear chances given the amount of time they had on the ball.
The majority of United States senators are millionaires and nobody thinks this a coincidence: it's long been a fact of American political life that lawmakers enrich themselves whenever they get the chance, and by amounts that make the worst of our MPs' fiddles look as pointless and desultory as they are.
And surely policy should take into account not just the so far purely hypothetical risk of a loss of confidence by the bond market, but also the very real chance that vast amounts of potential production, not to mention the future, is being squandered through excessive pessimism.
