Sentence examples for odds of surviving from inspiring English sources

Is there any way to increase your odds of surviving?

Men retiring a year early lower their odds of surviving to age 67 by 13%.

Even in the best circumstances, the odds of surviving cardiac arrest that occurs outside the hospital are long.

So what do we need to do differently this time to improve our odds of surviving the 21st century?

The odds of surviving a British prison were far slimmer than the odds of surviving combat with the British: Of the 200,000 colonists who took up arms, 6,800 died in action, about one in 30.

His doctors told him that the odds of surviving the brain damage were one in 10,000.

Just recently, the United Nations has begun paying for blood at the hospital to improve women's odds of surviving.

As a result of such pressures, certain colour morphs have increased odds of surviving and passing on their coloration pattern.

Dr. Sloan knew, however, that with her heart and lung disease, the patient's odds of surviving an operation were low.

More than 60% of women are diagnosed after their cancer has already spread when their odds of surviving five years are less than 30%.

Patients with aberrant Her2/neu or p53 in their tumours had significantly worse odds of surviving 1 and 5 years, respectively.