Sentence examples for had more possibility from inspiring English sources

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Table  1 also shows that the patients with more advanced cT, cN, and cStage levels had more possibility to lead to Failure group rather than CR group.

Indeed, the non-coding sequence of p63 intron 1 is bigger than 100Kb, and presumably it had more possibility of divergence during evolution in species.

The Galls were tempted, but Mr. Gindi had more possibilities.

"They felt that 'queer' had more possibilities — that things were more open," she said.

We think that if we had more possibilities of education, training and more information, there would be far fewer marriages of adolescents," he told Epoca magazine earlier this year.

Almost all the positions of the motif had more possibilities than suggested, including the position suggested as invariable F in the hinge region (Supplementary Fig. S1).

It is, however, important to keep in mind that relatively bad-performing health plans had more possibilities for improving their service.

(patient 10) Moreover, patients felt that in their home country, they had more possibilities for adapted work: "It is up to you if you want to stay at home or work as much as you can".

Except the two invariable amino acids G and L in the PBC, all the remaining positions of the motif had more possibilities than suggested, including the position suggested as invariable F in the hinge region (Supplementary Fig. S1).

In a substudy of 5.209 patients from the Framingham Study followed for 10 years, it was seen that those patients with peripheral vascular disease had more probabilities of having an Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) or a Stroke, while those who had had an AMI had more possibilities of having a Stroke or peripheral vascular disease.