Sentence examples for chances of responding from inspiring English sources

In a recent issue of Innovators' Insight, we suggested that SAP and other software providers' best chances of responding to disruptive developments was to introduce solutions that targeted nonconsumers of existing solutions.

The fact that we can all now work anytime from anywhere greatly increases the chances of responding to work emails after you get home from a bar or a dinner party, or working from home with a glass of wine on your desk without having to let anyone knowing you're drinking.

55 It is possible to identify patients with better or worse chances of responding to ATG or other immunosuppressive agents such as cyclosporine.

In a large crossover trial Pincus and colleagues [ 49] showed that, once patients had received NSAIDs, their chances of responding to acetaminophen, when switched to it later, were extremely low.

At the end of the acute phase treatment, patients who received CBT plus placebo had 26% (95%CI: 2 to 55%) increased chances of responding than those who received CBT alone.

Far more interesting and as yet unresolved is the question whether there is any place to justify use of this cytokine to treat the anaemia which is found in patients with advanced cancer to improve their chances of responding to standard treatment.

Shoesmith was never afforded the chance of responding to the criticism in the report.

Antidepressants are not interchangeable; studies show that a patient who fails to respond to one has about a 30 percent chance of responding to another.

The court held that he must at least be told enough about the evidence to have a fair chance of responding to it.

Last May District Judge Joan Lenard held that he must be told enough about the evidence to have a fair chance of responding to it.

This means that any adult with an estimated proficiency of 275 would have a 67% chance of responding correctly to all items at 275 on that scale.