Sentence examples for chance of poor from inspiring English sources

One way of improving this is by having the background as a parameter while fitting the 2-D Gaussians; however, this reduces the robustness as the chance of poor fitting increases.

Likewise, such aggressive therapy might also be avoided for those with a seemingly low chance of poor outcome.

Overall, the greater leg and trunk lengths, lower the chance of poor performance in the semantic and phonemic fluency and trail-making test B (p < 0,001).

Congenital anomalies of a urogenital tract, like persistent cloaca, are by itself associated with a great chance of poor functional outcome even after successful surgical procedure.

Inclusion of the infecting strain type (i.e. NAP1/027/BI) into the categorization scheme might increase the predictive ability, since infections with this strain have been shown to increase the chance of poor outcomes from CDI [ 23].

Greater trunk length decreased the chance of poor performance in the semantic and phonemic verbal fluency test (OR = 0.95, 95% IC = 0.93-0.96) and in the trail-making test B (OR = 0.93, 95% IC = 0.91-0.94).

That is, in countries where "clever kids" do academic subjects and "less clever kids" do vocational ones, the chance of poorer children going to university drops significantly.

London has shown what it can do for the life chances of poor children.

Custodians of the citadels of wealth have wrecked the economy, their folly damaging the chances of poor school leavers - while their own offspring will be unscathed.

We know that early childhood education and high-quality day care are the best ways to improve the chances of poor children.

But the research could help doctors understand which embryos have the best chances of producing a live birth, and pave the way for drugs that can boost the chances of poor quality IVF embryos before they are implanted.