Sentence examples for large chance to from inspiring English sources

The fact there is a large chance to misdiagnose patients with "mild" Asperger's makes me question the need for the focus on Kirsten and Jack's disorder.

Therefore, the enzyme molecules moving along neighboring lanes have a large chance to collide with each other.

Then a probability guided search algorithm is developed to improve the efficiency of OD localization by selectively searching patches with large chances to be an OD and their neighbors.

That cuts into coal's price advantage and — when coupled with progress in reducing the cost of solar power through manufacturing and economies of scale — gives solar power "a much larger chance to be relevant," Mr. Gay said.

People commuting by transit may have a larger chance to create homophilic weak links, as they share space and spend some time together.

In addition, tweet timestamp plays an important role on tweet influence, i.e., a recent tweet has larger chance to have bigger influences compared to old published tweet.

The Windows 8.1 question remains open, but Microsoft could have built the device with the largest chance to bring back wayward sons and daughters to the Realm of Windows.

Indeed, a new splicing variant at a gene expressed in many cellular components would have a larger chance to find a tissue where it would be both advantageous and expressed at a high level than a variant appearing in a gene expressed in a small number of tissues.

To assess comparative vulnerability respondents were asked whether compared to someone of the same age and gender in the Netherlands they would have a smaller or larger chance to get one of the diseases and conditions in the coming years (a much smaller chance - a much larger chance).

Such a mechanism by chance is, in part, involved in a decrease in a raw score value following treatment, which has initially a large value (by merely having a large initial value such a score has a larger chance to decrease than to increase, irrespective of any treatment effect).

You will fit more easily into the culture, retain part of your social capital, and have larger chances to recover if you fail.