Sentence examples for chance suggested from inspiring English sources
Why do we never see, sometimes until decades later, that we should have gone for it – taken a chance, suggested another glass of wine?
Herv?atejewski, a home furnishings designer and manufacturer Mr. Larmaraud met by chance, suggested an easier-to-build alternative -- "a lamp where you see the structure before you see the shade," Mr. Matejewski said.
Chance suggested that his decision to study scripture was partly due to the birth of his nephew, Charlie Matthew.
These show that in laboratory tests the Epoc performed "significantly better than chance", suggesting that the system could distinguish intentional thoughts from other mental activity and artefacts, such as muscle movement.
The association of concepts between evolutionary theory, the nature of science, and situations of chance suggests that instruction is required for all to resolve evolution misconceptions.
But the failure of gambling systems to make headway in games of chance suggests that genuinely random sequences of outcomes aren't so exploitable.
Parents of children who had died of cancer were grateful that it might have occurred entirely by chance, suggesting that there was nothing they could have done.
Using statistical tests, Rubin and his colleagues found 992 sequences that appeared to have undergone changes during human evolution that were not due to simple chance, suggesting that the genetic alterations were due to natural selection.
The overall percentage of positive studies differed very significantly (p < 0.01) from the expected value of positive studies if there is no true effect (less than 5% of studies are expected to show a p value less than 0.05 just by chance), suggesting that we can reject the null hypothesis.
Still, Chance suggests that his work has only just begun.
In particular, disturbed plant communities were more phylogenetically clustered than expected by chance, suggesting the action of environmental filters on phylogenetically conserved traits.
