Sentence examples for has higher chances from inspiring English sources

This in fact assures that the new created burst has higher chances to be increased than whether it is placed near to the other already created bursts.

And a 50-year-old man has higher chances to die than a 50- year-old woman.

The asymmetric DNA may have a self-enhancing mechanism by generating instability in a heterozygote because the free DNA has higher chances to pair selectively with homologues at non-allelic loci (or paralogs).

From Table  4 we can see that the permutation-based LRT has higher chance to detect the causal genes compared the other three methods.

Such mothers might assume that whoever goes to theatre for emergency operations (like caesarean section) has high chances of ending up with the condition.

Trapped electrons have higher chances of geminate recombination with trapped holes by tunneling back to the original molecules [29].

Present study findings similarly observe that young mothers have higher chances of infant mortality than older mothers.

Hence, the farmers that have access to credit have higher chances of having marketable surplus to sell than those that did not have access to credit.

A number of studies have reported that plant seedling with more root volume have higher chances of survival after field transplanting (Haase and Rose 1994; Davis and Jacobs 2005).

Or (iii) do local hubs - those with larger-than-expected intra-modular connectivity - have higher chances to trigger system-wide cascades?

Researchers speculate that since this phase of the moon has the least sea level change between high and low tides, the eggs have higher chances of survival.