Sentence examples for chances of predicted from inspiring English sources

Also, the chances of predicted targets to be the products of cancer-disease genes are 5.63 (BrCa), 2.77 (PaCa) and 4.37 (OvCa) times higher than those of all human proteins (P-values of all cancer types <1.00 × 10-5; Figure  2D).

Dr. Schmitt found that his test, when combined with ACT and SAT scores, improved the chances of predicting freshman grades by 6 percentage points.

These guidelines could help in designing better SBF test protocols that have better chances of predicting the bioactivity of biomaterials for potential application in clinical orthopedics.

I can see Brighton racecourse from my desk as I type these words, but I still would not fancy my chances of predicting the going up on the hill when an eight-race card opens at 2.15 this afternoon.

The chances of predicting a perfect bracket, which no one has ever done, are at least 1 in 128 billion and could be as remote as 1 in 9.2 quintillion.

Project managers noted that using these data in an adequate manner increases the chances of predicting future process performance aiming to facilitate achievement of project objectives.

Researchers from Europe's centre for avalanche forecasting - the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research in Davos - are employing new technology to improve their chances of predicting and preventing these disasters.

Researchers from Europe's centre for avalanche forecasting - the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research - are employing new technology to improve their chances of predicting and preventing these disasters.

Instead, I'll be teaching some of the tools that experts often use to "narrow the odds," and increase their chances of predicting the future value of a given stock.

Friedman says that your own road map is more important than family biology, and the chances of predicting your health and longevity from your genes are mediocre at best.

A stochastic element is included in the minimisation process to reduce the chances of predicting the randomisation outcome.