As happened so often in his fiction, war and a good school gave Henty his defining chance in life.
Costello said the report was an opportunity to "imagine an Australia where incarceration rates are actually falling, where the suicide rate is less than the road toll and where your postcode doesn't define your chance of getting an education or a job".
Our proposal is one of the first to use fuzzy optimization models in health-related decision making problems and the first to define a chance constrained optimization problem for interval-valued fuzzy numbers.
Their odds, quite possibly accurately, define the chances of all the rest: Manchester United, Inter Milan, Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Lyon, Bordeaux, CSKA Moscow in that order.
Emission probabilities from each haplotype state define the chances of observing each haplotype along a chromosome from population p, taking into account low-probability genotyping error at each SNP.
In his view, if an accident was long defined as chance, today only its timing and consequences are hard to predict; the accident itself is already bound to occur.
Incubation conditions for determining state 3 (ST3) (ADP and substrates present) and state 4 respiration (ST4) (after ADP was depleted) were as defined by Chance and Williams [31].
Selection of controls was carried out using a systematic procedure starting from the case address, with the direction around the block pre-defined by chance.
By contrast, the neural network created at Manchester enables them to give individual prognoses, so they do not have to rely on crudely defined average chances of survival.Once the project's researchers have verified the reliability of their neural network, they intend to make it accessible over the internet.
Gender and serostatus played a major role in defining clients' chances of condom uptake, which varied between 9% and 47% even after receipt of more complete counselling.
