Sentence examples for predicted chance from inspiring English sources

aShown in parentheses is the predicted chance of hospital mortality.

Intuitively, the minimum requirement for any pair of haplotypes to be clustered is that the predicted chance that they are IBD is larger than the predicted chance that they are non-IBD.

The sensitivity and specificity total was maximal at a cutoff of >25% predicted chance of an adverse event.

Studies have shown that CHF patients have a greater than 50% predicted chance of living two months on the day before their actual death.

The predicted chance of developing delirium in the intervention and control group was 75±± 19% and 73 ±22%%, respectively (P = 0.50).

To illustrate how the nomogram may be used an oligomenorrheic patient with 3 years of infertility and a basal FSH of 3 IU/l will have a predicted chance of live birth between 20 and 30% for a single cycle.

But two divisive debate performances and a dozen sexual harassment allegations later, this weighted extrapolation of polling saw his predicted chances sink as low as 13%.

Controversy exists whether age at onset of the first depressive episode predicts chance of response and remission or the timing of such outcome.

To examine whether the oxidative status of an individual embryo before transfer may predict chances of implantation.

In patients with brainstem stroke or malignant stroke, DTI may be of considerable value for assessing fibre tract degeneration, thus predicting chances of recovery.

Binomial tests (chance 50%) revealed that the Sham2 group swam to the correct zone significantly more often than predicted by chance (p =.0015; one-tailed), whereas the ATNx2 group did not.