In all these instances, the chances of employment are slim; competition is fierce.
If the UK votes to remain in the European Union in June, for instance, then the chances of another independence referendum look slim to vanishing.
In the first instance, it raises the chances of Trump being able to fulfill some of his promises to his supporters – that he will act as an agent of change, putting, as he said in his victory speech on Wednesday morning, "millions of people to work".
It would be sufficient to recall these men only after, for example, 5 years in the first instance, because the chance of developing an AAA larger than 5·5 cm or having an AAA rupture before that time is very small 17 21.
Surveys show that by now the public, including smokers themselves, have a greatly exaggerated notion of smoking's peril; Mr Viscusi, for instance, has found that the chances of getting cancer from cigarettes are typically overstated by a multiple of four or more.
If he had taken a sack in either instance, the Giants' chances of scoring the first touchdown in their rally from a 12-point deficit would have decreased considerably.
12 Thus, for instance, when conducting a phase IIb trial the chances of success are very limited.
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).
The major disadvantage of a monoclonal antibody is its recognition of only one epitope, thus if the protein of interest can form a complex with other proteins (a highly probable scenario), it is possible that the epitope will be masked, decreasing the chances of pulling down all instances of the protein bound to DNA.
Even in the rare instance that a team files a legitimate formal protest, the chances of any action are slim.
