Sentence examples for chances of describing from inspiring English sources

By selecting only those genetic variants reproducibly associated with diabetic nephropathy, we have tried to reduce the chances of describing false positive associations.

These criteria adjust for the increased chance of describing spurious associations due to the large number of repeated statistical tests in our analytic process, and also for errors in under-estimation of variance due to the effect of clustering [ 11, 12, 14].

One PIL used words (small risk) and numbers (less than 10% chance) to describe the chances of anastomotic leak after oesophagectomy.

The panel's questions, he said, had moved on to other matters before he had a chance to describe all of his conversations with Mr. Blagojevich's allies.

Which means there is more than one message that should be sent to the audience in order to give the movie a fair chance of being described".

Hence, we provided the reader a mean (for example, the false probability report probability) with which to gauge the strength of the association and the chance of having described a spurious result [ 1].

The strains isolated from these patients represent a unique chance to describe a part of the M. tuberculosis population that was a major public health threat well into the 1960s.

Thus, this reduces the chances of extracting rules describing the regulatory mechanisms of the (relatively) few representatives in the periodic classes.

It is obvious that single constitutive equations have no chance to describe the twin (volume-shape) character of materials.

Given that the majority of physicians undertaking this procedure in the prehospital arena will be nonsurgeons, a simplified and standardised approach is required to maximise the chances of success, as described by Wise and colleagues [ 43].

Far better to, like Updike or Nabokov, have entirely too much fun with the subject than to never chance describing this replenishing source of frisky joy.