Sentence examples for reduced chances of from inspiring English sources

With the horizon so clouded, markets have shifted to reflect radically reduced chances of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates again this year.

"The way in which non-compliance and social and cultural circumstances were conflated in the nephrologists' accounts revealed a common pattern of thinking whereby individuals would be pre-judged as high risk, with accordingly reduced chances of referral," read one research paper for the International Journal for Equity in Health, co-written by Prof Alan Cass, a leading kidney specialist.

Immortal time bias occurs when some cases do not "survive" sufficient time in the study, and as such, they have reduced chances of being defined as "exposed" simply because the durations of their follow-ups were shorter.

In contrast low prey biomass reduced chances of larval survival and emerging adults were small in size, had poor prey consumption rates, low fecundity, egg fertility and short life span.

The properly prepared nanofluids are expected to give the benefits of (i) higher heat conduction, (ii) more stability, (iii) microchannel cooling without clogging, (iv) reduced chances of erosion and (v) reduction in pumping power [11].

An interim analysis had shown that the hormones increased the risk of heart disease and breast cancer more than they reduced chances of osteoporosis, bone fractures, and colorectal cancer (ScienceNOW, 9 July).

Any evidence of disorganisation indicates reduced chance of job stability".

Conventional movies, series or presentations can also be viewed with a significantly reduced chance of motion sickness, according to Audi.

Through this work, the researchers were able to see a significantly reduced chance of a hazardous impact.

But some say their involvement in the government also reduces chances of violence.

Wednesday's game has been shifted from night to midafternoon, to reduce chances of a downpour in the rainy season.