Sentence examples for the chance of development from inspiring English sources
It also shows that poisoning with lower doses does not ameliorate the chance of development of severe clinical signs.
We can therefore justify our findings on the basis that eruption of the first premolar before the canine teeth may result in using the leeway space inappropriately which increases the chance of development of dental crowding.
If the education of a girl or boy is lost through conflict we have not only deprived them of their birthright, we have denied their generation the chance of development or recovery - and we have robbed an entire society of its chance for a better future.
Mr. Cheney also took a drug, Plavix, for 30 days to help reduce the chances of development of a blood clot.
ACTs reduce malaria related morbidity and mortality and the transmission of Plasmodium falciparum by acting on gametocytes and reducing the chances of development of drug resistance [ 3- 5].
A regional mechanism involving mutual control of donations could help to minimise waste, fraud and corruption and improve the chances of development projects to succeed.
Apparently, perhaps instead of alleviating the burden of diabetes care and self-care behaviors experienced by adolescents (19), tangible support adds to this burden, possibly increasing the chances of development of psychopathology.
We estimated that the chance of WNND development in WNV-infected persons >65 years of age was ≈1 in 50.
Such concerns have diminished in recent years as newer medicines have become available with fewer toxicities and better potency (reducing the chance of resistance development).
When adherence falls below a certain level, intermittent viremia will occur, and this may increase the chance of the development of resistant strains possibly followed by therapy failure [ 5– 7].
The practitioners should be made aware of the importance of combination therapy in the treatment of certain infections so that the chance of resistance development can be ameliorated to the most possible extent.
