If one were to view the chances of being overeducated, conditional on graduation, as to a considerable extent a matter of chance, then the risks have also increased.
The resulting show -- clean, well-schooled, coolish, with solid work, if no obvious center -- is therefore shaped to some extent by the play of chance.
(32 where q shows the probability in a risk-neutral world, i the discount rate, and u the binomial factor "up". Equation (30) illustrates the option value is a growing function of u and q, meaning the firms would be more possible to wait if the extent and chance of demand rising motion are larger than if they are small.
To a certain extent you're a victim of chance, because the bite size is random, though you can make do regardless of the size.
The empirical evidence demonstrates that the nature and extent of athletic involvement, the chance for success, the opportunities to hold positions of power and prestige, and the gaining of positive experiences through sports are all structured along the ethnic fault lines that exist within and between societies.
This was only double the extent of overlap expected by chance (p<10−4 for both organisms; χ2 test).
When the patient's relatives arrived, they immediately asked about the extent of brain damage and chances for survival and neurological recovery.
The presence of lymph node metastases determines to a great extent the chances of locoregional cure or the development of distant metastases.
It upset me because of the extent to which it was a matter of chance.
The kappa statistic measures the extent of exact agreement, adjusting for chance agreement with values greater than 0.75 representing excellent concordance; values of 0.40 to 0.75 representing moderate concordance; and values less than 0.40 representing poor concordance [ 15].
The extent of shading likely determines the chances of invasion success; for instance, establishment of potentially invasive Miscanthus species is inhibited only at very low-light levels (West et al. 2014).
