Sentence examples for chances of interacting from inspiring English sources

But he said driving in the area increases his chances of interacting with law enforcement.

By capturing orders and keeping them under wraps, investors' chances of interacting with the largest number of investors diminishes".

We conclude that the more tissues a gene is expressed in, the higher its chances of interacting with at least one other gene, irrespective of the tissue-specificity of this second gene.

"It is particularly endemic among young African American males, that in some communities in this country have a much higher chance of interacting with criminal justice than higher education.

Both the mean and standard deviations of bonding time decrease with increasing γ because NPs with a larger γ are thinner and longer, so the ligands on the end of the nanorod have a higher chance of interacting with the wall.

Research shows that blacks face a greater chance of interacting with police for "very minor traffic violations" than whites, primarily because they are under greater suspicion for certain offenses.

A probable outcome of the existence of such 'shortcuts' is that dendrites following these shortened pathways should have a higher chance of interacting with synaptic clusters and, thereby, increase the density of inputs than had they chosen a 'non-shortcut' pathway.

Only molecules relatively close to one another on the surface of a planet have any chance of interacting with one another.

Antigenicity and epitope prediction are also used to identify protein regions that have the greatest chance of interacting with the immune system.

H. sapiens proteins located at flagellum (GO 0019861) have much higher chance of interacting with M. tuberculosis H37Rv during infection as proteins located at flagellum are the first set of proteins that M. tuberculosis H37Rv comes across before invading the cell.

As Fernley indicated, "Growing up with a disability doesn't bring with it a sense of shame or self-doubt; it's only when we learn to interpret the faces of the people around us, or when our environment offers no chance of interacting on an ordinary level, that we learn such things [ 8]".