Sentence examples for decreasing chance of from inspiring English sources
The results show apparent contradictions: while there is great variance in transit access and housing cost between and across cities, transitscapes are consistently more racially diverse, higher density, and poorer than surrounding autoscapes; but, once income and racialization are held constant, there is a decreasing chance of access to transit as housing prices become more affordable.
When r > 1 or r < 1 there is an increasing or decreasing chance of death over time respectively.
Although surgical complications were not specifically evaluated, we think that the decision for multiple RNDs should be balanced between increasing surgical risks and decreasing chance of complete resection or BCR.
GBMs increase in frequency with older age, and of those patients in our dataset over age 60, 23% have the PN type, which indicates a decreasing chance of developing this subtype of GBM with advancing age.
Perceived benefits is a 2-item scale reflecting what patients perceive they would derive from their treatment adherence behaviours (e.g. prolonging life and decreasing chance of getting worse) to TCAM respectively (Cronbach alpha =.58).
Increasing patient age (from age 18 to 69 yr) was associated with a greater chance of death in critical care, but an incrementally decreasing chance of becoming a kidney donor (e.g. patient age >69 vs age 18 39, OR 0.2, 0.15 0.25, P<0.0001).
Indeed, he agrees with the view that increasing globalization leads to decreasing chances of war.
After years of increasing segregation and decreasing chances of employment, many of the young people have finally had enough, said Barry Malik, who serves on the ethnic minorities' police liaison committee in Bradford.
It is instead that the conveniently slowed traffic offers a decreased chance of death.
Increased baseline HbA1c is associated with increased chance of augmentation and decreased chance of discontinuation.
Men who are circumcised have a decreased chance of becoming infected with HIV.
