Sentence examples for chances compared with from inspiring English sources

The Bruins' power play this spring has connected on only 5 of 81 chances, compared with Vancouver's 17 for 60.

A sense of being caught between two cultures, of not really belonging anywhere, of suffering inferior life chances compared with the majority population – all of these considerations come into play.

Similarly, a Swedish study comparing chances of re-employment participating in rehabilitation programs versus no rehabilitation, found that many rehabilitation efforts have no positive effects on re-employment chances compared with no rehabilitation [ 19].

About two-thirds of men said he deserved a second chance, compared with about half of the women.

They classified the smells of the older donors with 12% greater accuracy than would be expected by chance, compared with 8% better than chance for the younger and middle-aged donors, the researchers report online today in PLoS ONE.

at chance compared with the observed rate of success in each group.

Therefore, search for multi-neuron connectivity patterns that appear more often than by "chance" (compared with the expectations as defined below) may yield these multi-neuron modules.

Moreover, a WC ≥ 88 cm was a better predictor of the occurrence of stillbirths, with an almost 3-times greater chance compared with the baseline of optimal-waist circumference women (WC < 80 cm).

The relatively long evolutionary distance between the bison's genome and that of the taurine likely increases the chance, compared with the reads for the two cows, of the bison reads being incorrectly mapped.

> In EFFICAS II, PV lines isolated initially with a CI <6 (low CI) had a 98% (56/57) chance of remaining isolated, a significantly higher chance compared with PV lines with a CI ≥6 (high CI) which had only 62% (21/34) chance of remaining isolated (P < 0.001).

In these pan-cancer analyses, there was a much higher amount of significant negatively than positively correlated splicing factor genes (232 genes compared with 14 genes, ratio 17; also this higher than expected by chance, compared with random gene sets and permutations of the TIN-estimates, P < 0.001; Figure  4b).