Sentences with phrase «chance of survival if»

Though some couples separate, there is a great chance of survival if both partners have the earnest desire, patience, and emotional fortitude to do the work.

Under the present circumstance, we as a species would have a much better chance of survival if Jim Hansen had been appointed world dictator for matters of climate in 1988.

Parvo can quickly become a deadly disease, but your pet has a better chance of survival if the illness is recognized early and treated appropriately.

Research shows that the following features can dramatically improve a pedestrian's chance of survival if struck by a moving vehicle:

Research by Honda shows that the following features can dramatically improve a pedestrian's chance of survival if struck by a moving vehicle.

ProDrive completely caged the car — giving Higgins the best chance of survival if an accident occurred on the course.

For impact protection it features high - strength steel in the body, impact absorbers and a pop - up bonnet to help improve a pedestrian's chance of survival if struck.

Could marriage be the answer to improving your chance of survival if you're diagnosed with cancer?

It's not clear why a conquering male might refrain from destroying existing eggs, although they might offer eggs fertilised by the new male a better chance of survival if a predator attacks the nest.

Studies have shown that ovarian cancer patients have a better chance of survival if they are referred to a specialized gynaecological cancer unit, but this only happens for a minority of women in Europe and the US at present.

The results of a series of autopsies of beached whales carried out by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) have led veterinarians to conclude that sperm whales and beaked whales have little chance of survival if they become stranded.

At 24 weeks into your pregnancy, your baby would be considered viable and with a chance of survival if they were born prematurely.

He is skinny and wrinkly because there aren't enough fat deposits, but he has an excellent chance of survival if her were to be born now.

The fetus is growing by leaps and bounds and has a 90 % chance of survival if born during this week.

I'm very sorry for your friend and her family, but I feel even worse for the BABY who didn't have to die or who would have had a better chance of survival if medical training / supplies / equipment had been available.

However, it has belatedly come to attention that, for example, in concentration camps, people have a better chance of survival if they band together into small groups of selfless persons who are ready to give the little they have to the most needy among them.

Your baby's chances of survival if being born are increasing rapidly.

«Studies have shown that something as simple as walking 30 minutes per day will decrease your breast cancer risk and increase the chances of survival if you have breast cancer,» she says.

Breast cancer survivors may reduce their chances of survival if they eat too much trans fat, found primarily in the American diet in junk food and animal products.

Breast cancer survivors may reduce their chances of survival if they eat too much saturated fat, found primarily in the American diet in cheese, chicken, and junk food.

Not exact matches

Maybe if your bible did nt encourage mass population growth, we as humans would have a better chance of survival.

Today we don't kill physically we just kill any chance you have of economic survival if you attempt to teach children about intelligent design.

It's probably too late to help me, but it would be great if we could find something in the future that means children don't have to undergo such awful treatment and have a better chance of survival.

If Middlesbrough and Crystal palace win their respective games that will leave Sunderland 6 points behind the 17th place and with only 12 games to play for that might be end of Sunderland's chances of survival

The point of viability is the point at which there would be a chance for survival outside the womb, though far from 100 %, if circumstances led to your baby being born prematurely.

It turns out that it isn't only the week of pregnancy, but also the weight of the baby that determines the chance of survival (if assuming that the child is healthy).

Babies need to be taken care of intensively and for a long period (longest compared to any other species, in comparison with the relative life span) and if not done so, the chances of survival drop significantly.

Studies have shown that if caesarean section can be done within 10 minutes of the diagnosis of cord prolapse, the baby has a 95 % chance of survival.

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The 34th week marks a crucial landmark for your baby's development as his chances of survival goes up over 98 % if he were to be born this week [1].

Each baby is around 12 inches long and weighs about 1 lb and if born now would stand a 90 % chance of survival with specialist care.

If you went into premature labour now, your baby would be cared for in a special care baby unit, and would have a very good chance of survival.

My boy had to come out NOW if he had any chance of survival.

These studies find that your baby has a higher chance of survival in an accident if they are sitting in the center.

Chances of survival are better if in a hospital with 24/7 staffing with continuous monitoring.

This is perilous: if the government decides it doesn't like the look of a private member's bill its chances of survival are about the same as an eggshell in a room seething with toddlers.

As a point of comparison, the average person is only willing to pay a dollar to avoid a one in ten million chance of death, so assuming you value your survival over the outcome of the Presidential election, the von Neumann - Morgenstern rationality axioms state that it's irrational to vote if it costs more than a dollar to do so (for instance in terms of gas costs and the cost of your time).

CPR, especially if performed immediately, can double or triple a cardiac arrest victim's chance of survival.

If they affect people's chance of survival you would expect natural selection to have eliminated them, but instead they persist at high levels.

Then they injected the same animals with a potentially lethal dose, to see if the reaction improved the animal's chance of survival.

If their own chance of survival is reduced because of a food shortage or weather conditions, they will focus more on themselves and spend more time looking for their own food than on the care of their only chick.

This means that if my baby were born tomorrow, she'd be in with a fighting chance of survival — albeit with the help of a ventilator.

Each species benefits the other, and together their chances of survival are better than if they lived apart.

Although the object would be destroyed by the exploding armor those inside would have a better chance of survival than if the round entered the object.

The findings could advance our understanding of how genes are passed along even if they don't improve an individual's survival chances.

«Furthermore, if the intervention providing personal protection has killing capabilities such as walls sprayed, or nets treated with insecticides, the chances of mosquito survival to an age at which a previously - ingested parasite is infective, or a virus has reached a sufficient level of viremia to be transmissible, becomes yet slimmer because mosquitoes typically feed every 2 to 3 days, making at least one encounter with a protected person highly probable during the pathogen's incubation period.

One hour walking a day increases survival chances of colorectal cancer patients People with intestinal cancer increase their survival rate significantly if they walk for an hour or more every day.

If their muscle mass - as a result of the disease or the treatment - decreases, their chances of survival decrease as well.

Cortisol is your main stress hormone, and it rises during times of stress to sharpen senses and increase chances of survival (if you were, say, outrunning a tiger or slamming on your brakes to avoid hitting a car in traffic).

After all, back in cavewoman times, if you were rejected by society, your chances of survival were reduced.