Sentence examples for chance of in from inspiring English sources

But if the US slips back into another contraction - which there is a 50 50 chance of in the next six months - then... policy can change again.

The chance of in health facility death was a little higher for females than males while religion, occupational status and ethnicity of the deceased had no any significance difference in place of death.

The chance of in health facility death was a little higher for females than males (adjusted OR: 1.27; 95% CI: 1.05, 1.54) while religion, occupation and ethnicity of the deceased had no any significance difference in place of death.

In this paper, we discuss approaches for increasing the chance of in-sequence molecule delivery in aqueous environments.

One study from 2013 found that patients who arrived during times of high ER crowding had a 5percentt higher chance of in-patient death.

Studies showed that there is a relation between high low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and lipoprotein (a) [Lp(a)] level in blood stream and chance of in-stent restenosis, moreover studies show that Lp(a) could stimulate SMC proliferation.

This new approach challenges the traditional TE paradigm of matching only native state parameters of maturity and emphasizes the importance of also establishing an in-vitro trajectory in constructs in order to improve the chance of in-vivo success.

It should be remembered that Speaker Dennis Hastert, now under fire in the Foley scandal, helped dampen any chance of in-House ethical controls in his failed attempt to save the career of former Majority Leader Tom DeLay, an Abramoff ally who is accused of political money laundering and is awaiting trial.

For every extra day that blood was stored, patients had an 8.5% increased chance of in-hospital death.

(The forecast calls for about 40% chance of in-game precipitation).

The time since infection of a recently-infected traveler is a key component of the calculations, because it affects the chance of positive border screening, the chance of in-flight transmission and the infectivity remaining upon arrival in the at-risk country.