Sentence examples for chance of sharing from inspiring English sources

Will they hold good ideas back or "seed" them with others to give themselves a chance of sharing the booty?

You could also probably figure out if Lacks had, say, some disease susceptibility gene, which her granddaughter would then have a 25percentt chance of sharing, too.

As the individuals within a badger social group are highly likely to be related, they have a greater chance of sharing the same profile.

You've got more chance of sharing a glass of Prosecco with the Pope than of securing up-to-date information about what's planted in the country's vineyards.

Partners must weigh the benefit of staying with Andersen and keeping access to some of its international clients against the chance of sharing in any Andersen losses in the United States.

As part of the campaign, Uber customers stood the chance of sharing a cab with Huffington while she conducted a sleep tutorial, a prospect that perhaps not all of us would find relaxing.

Syncing up means more sex and a greater chance of shared emotional swaddling and who wouldn't want that?

They fitted by regression all the SNPs to data from individuals sampled from the population that are not known to be related and from which any pairs with a relationship above a low threshold have been removed, so as to minimise the chance of shared environment.

We tend to view problems like this from our own individual perspective, and for any individual the chances of sharing a birthday are low.

If fertilization success is determined by the 'raffle principle' (sensu [10]), it is more likely that litter size (i.e. increased ova available for fertilization) increases the chances of sharing paternity [39] and so may be expected to have a positive effect on male post-copulatory intrasexual competition and thus relative testes size.

And, owing to the chance mutations of shared genetic material, we have evolved in response to changing environments and geographic migration.