Sentence examples similar to recognition chances from inspiring English sources

If you are nodding in self-recognition, chances are that you suffer from alpha male syndrome — or, more accurately, that everyone around you suffers from your alpha male syndrome.

This means that the relation between categorization rates (in conjunction with correct recognition) and chance levels used to correct these rates must be similar.

He wants "more recognition and more chances for scientists to become part of the public discourse," he says.

Commentators noted McCotter's lack of name recognition hindered his chances for nomination.

Study participants were given a version addressing patient recognition of their chances of developing fatal CVD.

This behaviour also increases the efficiency of recognition, reducing the chances of other cows in the group to interfere with the bonding process [ 23, 24].

Marriage equality meant formal recognition and the chance for his mother to say: "He is my son-in-law".

There is a recognition that the chance to maintain the rapid growth propelled by Premier League broadcast revenues must not be passed up.

Formerly the deputy president of South Africa, Mlambo-Ngcuka takes the helm next month at UN Women, a three-year-old agency still striving for enough funds, recognition and a chance to make its mark.

What we found is a homegrown industry that has plenty to offer the casual visitor, vintages worthy of national recognition, and a chance for some first-class vineyard-hopping.

In contrast, enrichment alone in aged females significantly enhanced both 24- and 48-h object recognition relative to chance, an effect not present in mice treated with both enrichment and estradiol.