Sentence examples for chances of introducing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Yushchenko and Ms. Tymoshenko were allies during the so-called Orange Revolution democracy movement in 2004, but have since become political enemies in a way that has polarized Ukraine and jeopardized chances of introducing major economic and social legislation.
But it makes things more complex rather than less; and anyway, in the political atmosphere post-Copenhagen, the chances of introducing it have receded into the invisible part of the spectrum.
RIP introduces CT to TA and TG to TA mutations, increasing chances of introducing amber and ochre stop codons.
To maximize diversity while reducing the chances of introducing a premature stop, the NNK saturation mutagenesis strategy was applied which should eliminate all stops with the exception of TAG (Muranaka et al, 2006).
Reducing the growth-inducing signals of these cells will potentially reduce proliferation of the basal cells and reduce the chances of introducing mutations during cell division by naturally occurring replication error.
This choice implies that we only work with natural alleles that have been subjected to natural selection, which might decrease the chances of introducing alleles that are beneficial for the phenotype of interest (ethanol production) but detrimental for other vital phenotypes.
The world has a real chance of introducing an education-and-training revolution worthy of the scale of the problem.
The functional programming paradigm allows the programmer to intuitively describe safety-critical behaviors of the system, thus lowering the chance of introducing bugs in the design phase.
CRISPR is error prone and can make unwanted edits, called "off targets". It meant the chance of introducing new and potentially harmful mutations.
But the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain got the chance of introducing it to the UK, and made it the centrepiece of its summer tour, framed by French music and conducted by Semyon Bychkov.
