Sentence examples similar to varied chances from inspiring English sources

Those chances varied widely by the restaurant's popularity, concludes the study, which was sponsored by Yelp.

The latter is used due to the number of hops of the transmissions between two same nodes, which may vary by chance in some opportunistic routing schemes.

In this example, the HWE test χ value was 2.48, well below the 5% limit (χ ≥3.84) typically used for samples in which all 3 genotype groups would be free to vary by chance.

Results may vary 75% chance it won't.

Agreement over and above chance varied regarding how sheer the costumes were from slight (19.6 %) to almost perfect agreement (82.4 %).

The number of alignments of length 7 expected by chance varied between 53 and 73 (depending on the length of the sequences analyzed – the bitscore of a heptamer is 13.9), so that on average 53 % of the pairwise alignments are expected to occur by chance.

The timing of calls was varied to maximise the chances of contact: the first two calls were at different times of the working day, with subsequent calls in the evening and then at the weekend.

The block sizes were randomly varied to reduce the chance of the research team recognising the assignment schedule.

Analysis of epistatic effects shows that the number of significant interactions between SNPs was greater than expected by chance and varied widely between traits (Table  5).

In particular, he applies it to views according to which chances vary with time, even though Milne makes no explicit reference to any temporal parameter on the chance functions he uses in his argument.

Currently, there appears to be insufficient quantitative data on salmonid reintroductions to discern whether different species or life-history types vary in their chances of being successfully reintroduced into previously occupied habitats (Table 7).