Sentence examples for statistical chances from inspiring English sources
If the melanomas are new ones and similar to the one removed in 1993, the statistical chances for a cure is high.
After discussing his options with the man and his family, the doctors took a first step: using an algorithm or formula derived from the experiences of patients in similar conditions, they determined his statistical chances of surviving 30 days.
Mr. Cheney's statistical chances of survival for the next five years are 94percentt, slightly lower than for Americans without heart disease, according to figures that a Duke University cardiologist, Dr. Eric Peterson, calculated by comparing Mr. Cheney's medical profile with those of other patients in a national registry of bypass operations kept at Duke.
Mulling over the statistical chances of meeting a total stranger in a club one night and then flying across the planet to marry her in a royal wedding less than two years later, Mr. Thomas, the best man, said, "It was an example of mathematical beauty".
Because the AbioCor can be given only to heart failure patients near death who are ineligible for other procedures, the evaluation also includes use of a formula derived from experiences of similar patients to determine their statistical chances of surviving 30 days.
The researchers estimate the statistical chances of random jets or jet pairs from other sources producing a fake signal that strong at one in 1300.
The better the Tories do, the closer the Lib Dems are to that statistical chance.
Boston had the greatest statistical chance to land the No. 1 pick in the 1997 draft.
He asked whether compensation would be justified if the statistical chance of contracting cancer was doubled for those with asbestosis.
And so, he said, "a lot of people will take a treatment even if there is a very low statistical chance that they will benefit".
Piazza left Clemens to deal with his demons, returning to where he at least had a statistical chance, albeit small, of a more honorable form of revenge.
