Sentence examples for chances of breakthrough from inspiring English sources

First of all it was considered to be essential to delete two functionally independent genes to minimize the chances of breakthrough infections based on experiences in the past with single gene deletions.

And with that loss the chances of breakthroughs – in the area of antibiotic resistance, for example – dwindle sharply.

Lower doses, about half as strong as the standard dose, have the added benefit of reducing the chance of breakthrough bleeding, Dr. Lobo said.

Reservoir modeling shows that the distance between the injection well and the updip production well should be less than 200 m to increase the chance of breakthrough of CO2 within the test period.

Paradoxically, the financial bust, by adding so much debt, may boost the chances of a breakthrough.

The chances of a breakthrough in these mediation talks, which are set to resume in Cairo later this month, remain slim.

But in each case, the likelihood of bad news outweighs the chances of a breakthrough, said Adam Parker, Morgan Stanley's chief United States equity strategist.

The decision to hold the Wednesday evening meeting in Berlin follows a flurry of telephone diplomacy over the past week, but host Germany has downplayed chances of a breakthrough.

Now, with two weeks left before Mr Ahern is to report to a Brussels summit on whether agreement is possible, the chances of a breakthrough are diminishing.

BNP cadres may not have the sharpest political brains but even they have worked out that while their chances of a breakthrough are currently small, under AV they are virtually nil – which is why the BNP opposes AV.

The "wrong paper" fiasco on Monday morning allowed eurozone finance ministers to dismiss the chances of any breakthrough on the grounds that Tsipras was stalling, seeking to avoid detailed negotiations.