Sentence examples for likelihood of development from inspiring English sources

Several mathematical models have been developed to describe the likelihood of development of heritable resistance, e.g. a mutation, and its subsequent spread in a population; see e.g. Abel zur Wiesch et al. (2011), Day and Bonduriansky (2011).

Characteristics of the trauma also affect the likelihood of development of the disorder: PTSD is more likely to develop in response to rape [ 24], and associated symptoms are more likely to be severe and persistent following an event of human design (e.g. rape and torture) [ 16].

Certain drugs, such as ketamine (an anesthetic) and calcitonin (a hormone), administered prior to amputation surgery lessen the likelihood of development of later pain symptoms.

Research demonstrates that dietary modifications, which reduce saturated fat intake, impact the likelihood of development of atherosclerosis.

Indeed, it suggests that children who, at nine to 10 months, received formal childcare while their mothers worked had a lower likelihood of development problems at age three than those who were cared for by a parent or in other informal childcare such as by grandparents.

She discovered that foetal and neonatal exposure to the chemical increases the likelihood of development of malignant tumours later in life.

Previous studies have suggested that the development of protective immune responses to microbes early in life may reduce the likelihood of the development of allergies, and as a result the development of asthma [ 14], which would be in accordance to our findings related to daycare attendance as protective factors for current asthma.

Absence of invasiveness in slowly growing TPAs largely reduces the likelihood of PCA development because it was already shown that PCAs do not develop a priori, but rather through malignant transformations of TPAs in the majority of cases [ 39, 65, 58].

In addition, the importance of these findings relates not only to future risk of CVD but also to the likelihood of the development of diabetes itself, since CVD risk factors were found to predict development of diabetes in pre-diabetic subjects independent of glycemic status (19).

12– 14 Despite multiple risk factors increasing the likelihood of CRC development, the majority of individuals (about 75%) who develop CRC do not have specific risk factors.

Identification of risk factors for the development of inhibitors is necessary to avoid practices that can increase the likelihood of inhibitor development.