Sentence examples for likelihood of staging from inspiring English sources

It was evident from Blatter's claim that the likelihood of staging the Qatar tournament in the winter "is definitely over 50 per cent" that he had no notion of Bin Hammam's stance.

We did not adjust for stage at diagnosis due to the likelihood of stage migration [ 14].

4 We did not adjust for stage at diagnosis owing to the likelihood of stage migration, 23 but we carried out further analyses stratified by stage.

Positive NASDAQ returns reduce the likelihood of stage drift in early stage funds suggesting that private equity firms try to reap the benefits of long-term investments that can be profitably sold by taking portfolio firms public.

Compared with stage IV disease, those with stage II or III disease had a lower likelihood of RBCT (stage II: RR 0.52, 95% CI: 0.37 0.72; stage III: RR 0.68, 95% CI: 0.55 0.83).

In the United States and for many cancers, health insurance status is a significant predictor of stage at diagnosis, with a higher likelihood of advanced stage disease for persons with either Medicaid or no health insurance coverage relative to those with private insurance [ 62, 63].

Liquidity risk alone is insufficient to explain the increased likelihood of late stage investments in recent years, and IPO market indicators can only partially predict the stage of investments.

While there is some evidence that repeated screenings led to a reduced likelihood of advanced stage oral cancer (Sankaranarayanan et al, 2002), overall there has been limited evidence of a shift from advanced to earlier stage oral cancer following introduction of the programme (Fernandez Garrote et al, 1995).

Do contextual constructs in the patient's residential environment predict their likelihood of late-stage diagnosis?

Table 6 shows demographic and socioeconomic effects on the likelihood of late-stage cancer diagnoses.

H2: A liquidity crisis decreases the likelihood of late stage investments.