Sentence examples for likelihood of undergoing from inspiring English sources

During the same conference the billionaire noted he has every intention of continuing to lead Dell, and that he does not see a large likelihood of undergoing a major acquisition, though smaller plug-in purchases will continue.

The likelihood of undergoing this was determined for 18 324 non-small cell patients.

In subgroup analyses by likelihood of undergoing amputation, amputation procedure was associated with the highest odds of dying within 30 days in patients with low likelihood of undergoing amputation, reduced but still significant odds in patients with moderate likelihood of undergoing amputation and non-significant increase in patients with high likelihood of undergoing amputation (Table 3).

If advanced peripheral vascular disease (gangrene) was associated with higher likelihood of undergoing amputation, patients with lower likelihood of undergoing amputation (higher likelihood for undergoing revascularization) would have had less advanced peripheral vascular disease.

In early-stage non-small-cell lung cancer, the likelihood of undergoing surgery was lowest in the most deprived group.

Variables significantly associated with the likelihood of undergoing LC in the univariate analysis were included in the final multivariate model.

Our findings also showed that the likelihood of patients undergoing a transfer varied with the number of critical care beds in the referring unit.

Our results demonstrated a 16-fold variation in the likelihood of patients undergoing a non-clinical transfer within 48 hours across the 28 critical care networks in England and Wales (range of adjusted odds ratios 0.29 to 4.90) in the period 1 January 2008 to 30 September 2011.

A non-linear trend was seen in those with UC between the likelihood of having undergone surgery and age.

The new laboratory testing procedure proposed in this paper aims to classify soils according to their likelihood to undergo liquefaction in the event of an earthquake.

Scientists had thought the likelihood of two genes undergoing recombination was determined solely by the distance between them.