Third, the methodology of the papers reviewed does not provide controls for bias confounding or chance; articles were mainly descriptive in nature.
It is not surprising that using more relevant terms in a query will lead to fewer articles in the result, increasing the chance of article evaluation.
There is a fair amount of industry left in Russia that has prospects of competing on global markets, if given a chance (see article).
In "Belarus Sets Date for Presidential Election That Opposition Calls Its 'Last Chance' " (news article, Dec. 17), you say that the recent elections in Azerbaijan were "suspect," as opposed to "popular upheavals" in Georgia and Ukraine.
Turkey is anxious to begin negotiations on accession to the European Union: but the EU has made clear that, if Cyprus is still divided when it joins in May, the Turks will have little chance.See article: A shift on northern CyprusGermany's armed forces are to be shaken up.
The New Yorker, February 21 , 1925P. 3 Richard E. Enright's publicity man would like to know how "in these days of silent police cars, etc. a bandit can be sure of finishing a job in peace?" Several bandit when asked confess they can't be sure, but all avow a willingness to take a sporting chance View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.
Not giving parliament the chance, before article 50 is invoked, to say where it thinks these negotiations should end up is, at its core, undemocratic, unconstitutional and likely to exacerbate the divisions in our society to which the referendum gave rise.
The challenger's chances: slim.See article: Challenged, feeblyIn Britain, a court opened hearings on a suit brought by London's mayor, Ken Livingstone, challenging government plans to part-privatise the crumbling underground railway system.
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