Sentence examples for chance of normal from inspiring English sources

When both parents are dwarves, their embryos have a 25percentt chance of normal height, a 50percentt chance of dwarfism, and a 25percentt chance of what is called a double dominant mutation, which is usually fatal soon after birth.

Most studies have found that adopted children, even when they're from different countries and races, do just as well in life as biological children, provided that they are adopted early enough, while children who spend years in orphanages have much less chance of normal development.

Orient continued to press, but the Millers had the final chance of normal time when Pringle fired over from distance.

In this situation, it could be argued that the increased risk of caesarean section encouraged obstetricians to proceed to caesarean section sooner than they would with a non-obese woman, preventing women from optimising their chance of normal birth.

One midwife, whilst acknowledging the guidance, felt it was the midwife's role to actively promote normality birth for obese women, in order for them to optimise their chance of normal birth.

The absence of pain increased the chance of normal functioning in either the absence (OR 21.7; 95% CI, 3.5 132.5) or presence of residual anxiety (OR 1.7; 95% CI, 1.0 2.8).

But the chances of normal people picking up a bargain is remote.

But their chances of normal development with the sort of calcifications of the brain that were seen on CT scans were zero.

If a diagnosis is confirmed, parents are told how best to care for the baby to maximize the chances of normal development.

This rough pattern, drinks, dinner, party, perhaps another party, is repeated until Saturday night, with the number of parties increasing as the week progresses and the chances of normal punters getting in commensurately increase.

Researchers say the next steps will be to look at therapies that can work in conjunction with therapeutic hypothermia and increase the chances of normal survival.