Sentence examples similar to chance of realignment from inspiring English sources

The advantages of FIB-SEM over TEM tomography are (1) the ease of sectioning and image acquisition and (2) the chance of error during image realignment is minimized because serial images are acquired from a stationary block face.

But with the Republican Party base now so conservative, and Bannon's alt-right friends mobilized as never before, the chances of such a realignment occurring within the modern Republican Party must be slim indeed.

Will concomitant realignment increase the chance of establishing stability or would staging the two procedures not only eliminate the risks associated with the combined procedure in a significant number of patients, but also prolong the function of these patients by putting off a realignment procedure with a time-and-demand-limited survival curve?

Are we currently facing a period of realignment?

These measures are the beginning of what could be a decade of realignment.

"I thought, because of realignment, different schedules, free agency and injuries, it would be like this.

But Tampa Bay will not visit Lambeau Field again in the regular season until 2005 because of realignment.

They split this season because of realignment, but that will not sap their passion to tangle.

Ministers are simply not up to giving us the kind of realignment we need.

History shows this kind of realignment is to be expected.

This kind of realignment is happening around the developing world.