Sentence examples for chance of retrieving from inspiring English sources

Therefore, there was a higher chance of retrieving in vivo matured oocytes at the time of retrieval in Group 2 (hCG + 38 h) compared with that in Group 1 (hCG + 35 h), even when the largest follicle size was similar between both groups (Table  I).

Djokovic had slipped on the baseline, he wouldn't have stood a chance of retrieving that overhead if it had gone over.

And they knew that their chance of retrieving the quarterfinal was remote following a 3-1 defeat at home six days earlier.

International efforts to get search and rescue teams on the ground while there is still a chance of retrieving people alive from the rubble were gaining momentum on Sunday.

"Their view is that if they let the channel die there is little or no chance of retrieving the fees they are owed," one of the team told The Independent.

Novak Djokovic scrambled across the court in pursuit of a volley he had no chance of retrieving, saved himself from a full-speed collision with a television camera by the slimmest of margins, and laughed when he finally came to a stop.

The heating was on, increasing the rate of decomposition, which significantly lessened the chances of retrieving evidence from the corpse.

Therefore, past decisions that also have a high fitness have a better chance of being retrieved as a potential solution to a new situation.

It is awarded when the ball has been knocked or passed forward, if a player takes the ball over his own try line and puts the ball down, when a player is accidentally offside or when the ball is trapped in a ruck or maul with no realistic chance of being retrieved.

Needless to say, due to such movements caused by fitting, that minute motile elements may become totally submerged, without any chance of being retrieved from the trajectory, not even by sophisticated statistics.

Those who unwittingly bought such products would have a chance to retrieve some of their money to ensure support for their partner.