Sentence examples for chance of wrong from inspiring English sources
This reduces the chance of wrong selection in picking the neighbors on the list but out of the sender's transmission range.
From a segmentation perspective, the key difference between our new approach and previous ones is that now we can naturally incorporate the relative location relationship of cells that is encoded in the cell atlas when we segment cells, thus reducing the chance of wrong segmentation.
The higher the temperature, the greater chance of wrong-way move is accepted.
And the worse the bad move is, the lesser chance of wrong-way move is accepted.
We should not, in particular, take much chance of wronging individuals, or exploiting them to realize these goals.
Even then, there's a high chance of being wrong, so the government reserves to be wrong by 100,000 jobs – or nearly the entire size of the group they're sampling.
Any business has a 50-50 chance of being wrong.
Two sigma, leaving a 2.5 percent chance of being wrong, is just high enough to jangle the nerves, however, and all of ours have been jangled enough.
Mr. Achen said he advised against calling Florida for Mr. Gore, saying that "it had a 10- to 15-percent chance of being wrong".
