"likelihood of falling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the possibility of something happening. For example, "Based on the forecast, there is a high likelihood of falling snow tomorrow."
But they will also lead to more general genetic testing which gives an indication of someone's likelihood of falling ill.
Dr. Ethel S. Siris, president of the National Osteoporosis Foundation, said the public had perhaps been misled about the real benefit of exercise with aging: a reduced likelihood of falling and breaking bones.
"The likelihood of falling victim to an irresponsible brewer who might once have spiked your beer with deadly nightshade has faded, but that doesn't mean that the Reinheitsgebot should be considered a relic of the past," he says.
Online purchasers (or those who actually managed to buy this range online – the website crashed on launch day) are in a better position as they will have 28 days to complete their return, but still with the likelihood of falling short before Christmas.
Therefore, the nutrition rate achieved by STAR represents a 'STAR ideal' patient-specific nutrition rate that maximises their likelihood of falling within the targeted 4.4 8.0 mmol/L BG band, based on their current ability to tolerate glucose.
The aim of this report is to investigate the relationship between Type A behavior patterns and the likelihood of falling among community-dwelling elderly, and to compare differences in the prevalence, reasons, locations, injuries and frequency of falls between Type A and non-Type A personalities.
"The likelihood of somebody falling off this ship is about the same as somebody falling off the QE2," he said.
A very important contributing factor to an increased risk of fracture is an increased likelihood of falls, caused by decreases in muscle strength and coordination.
"Not only has the BHA failed to consult the RSPCA or other welfare groups but the decision flies in the face of scientific research which shows that excessive use of the whip increases the likelihood of falls.
Functional deficit with aging can result in balance disturbance and in increase of likelihood of falls.
As fear of falling is related to the increased likelihood of falls, it is important to understand the effects of threat-related factors (fear, anxiety and confidence) on dynamic postural reactions.
