Sentences with phrase «equal chance of»

that is why i quit my corporate job... no matter how much you could work on something or explain it... there was an equal chance of you being either insulted or dismissed completely if someone «above you» said so.

«As America's UNbrokerage, we are UNapologetically challenging the status quo to ensure every real estate professional has an equal chance of attaining financial freedom,» says Kuba Jewgieniew, founder of Realty ONE Group.

While preference previously was given to mothers, Alabama custody laws now give fathers an equal chance of receiving custody if it is in the best interest of the child.

Each consenting parent had an equal chance of being in the control or intervention group.

It might be more appropriate to stick to games of chance, where child and therapist have an equal chance of winning, thus providing the child with opportunities to develop some tolerance of losing.

We stratified randomisation by site and maintained balance between groups within each stratum using a minimisation method using computer - generated random numbers to give an equal chance of allocation to each group when groups within the stratum were balanced and an increased chance (0.667) of allocation to the smaller group when there was an imbalance within the stratum.69 The randomisation service at Warwick Clinical Trials Unit generated the random allocation sequence and informed the FLNP co-ordinators of group allocation following recruitment of a family by the researchers.

You don't have to be rich to get into crypto and everybody has an equal chance of profiting (or losing) from their investments.

Every student's / driver's name that is selected for testing must be returned to the selection pool so that all students / drivers have an equal chance of being selected at anytime.

The selection must be made by a scientifically valid method and all students / drivers covered by this rule must have an equal chance of being tested.

One of the largest international awards to cover excellence in communications, the Communicator Awards honour «materials that transcend innovation and craft — work that made a lasting impact, providing an equal chance of winning to all entrants regardless of company or agency size and project budget.»

Measuring wins assumes that every case is equally winnable and that each party starts out with an equal chance of success - something that is inherently wrong.

This law was created to give everyone an equal chance of employment based on their skill sets and experience and not by what they have done in the past.

A model that predicts equal chance of temp / body weight going up or down in the face of an increasing energy imbalance (i.e. more energy going in (the planet / my body) than going out), however hard to reject because it allows for a very broad array of possibilities, has an unphysical tendency to it: Energy conservation tells us that the temp / body weight should increase.

I suspect that has about an equal chance of occurring as the kind of economic retraction you suggest is necessary (in as much as that can even be divined from the «plan» you've put forward).

The idea is to create a stronger incentive to be prepared for tutorials, and also to give all students an equal chance of contributing.

If you have the choice between $ X with 100 % probability or equal chance of $ 0.5 X and $ 2X.

Assuming that the desire is to produce uncertainty ranges beyond which — upon repeated use — the true calendar date will fall in a specified proportion of cases, the fact that in reality there may be an equal chance of tilying in any calendar year is irrelevant.

But, after this allocation, the rest of the art world, from rank amateur to seasoned professional, stands a fair and equal chance of being chosen, each piece being identified to the judging panel only by an anonymous number.

for now it is set such that all the models have equal chance of spawning on all planets.

Non-Purchase Entries and Purchase Entries have an Equal Chance of Winning.

Only «if all members of the population have an equal chance of being selected in the sample,» explains Babbie, [6] can «descriptions and explanations derived from an analysis of the sample... be assumed to represent similar ones in the population.»

An equal weighted index is different — an equal amount of the funds track each stock so that gives each dollar has an equal chance of being the right place.

Traders put FAR too much emphasis on any one trade they take, forgetting or being unaware of the FACT that their trading edge has a random distribution of winners and losers and thus ANY one trade has basically an equal chance of being a winner or a loser.

This is to say that traders in this industry have an equal chance of making the right prediction of the direction the price of any given asset will take within a certain period.

John McFarland, senior manager of Chevy's global marketing, says both concepts have an equal chance of seeing production, but that more research is in order before the trigger is pulled on one or both.

All students who wish to attend a charter school have an equal chance of getting in regardless of, and without any consideration of, any need for special education services.

Lottery Information: Charter School Law states that if the number of completed New Hampshire applications submitted to a charter school exceeds the capacity of the school, eligible applicants must have a fair and equal chance of being admitted through a lottery.

All of the schools will have statewide attendance zones, meaning the schools will welcome students from any school district to attend and all students in the state will have an equal chance of enrolling in the schools.

«For non-selective schools, the mandatory School Admissions Code gives children a fair and equal chance of getting into a school of their choice, regardless of background.

All Maine students deserve an equal chance of success whether they live in Cape Elizabeth or Fort Kent.

Martin Narey, chief executive of Barnardos, told the BBC: «We expect education to be the great leveller, we expect education to give all children an equal chance of doing well.

To ensure that all students in our analysis had an equal chance of being accepted, we exclude students who were automatically accepted because they had an older sibling enrolled in a Noble school.

More than two thirds (68 %) of mothers reported this, while a similar number of mothers (67 %) said playing table - top games was beneficial to their children's decision - making skills and made them feel they had an equal chance of winning.

Understand that each member of the population must have an equal chance of being picked for the sample to be random.

A look at how to arrange heats to give dirt bike riders an equal chance of qualifying for the main event.

Does each prince have an equal chance of taking the throne?

Whether they spoke with policymakers at the Ministry of Education, professors at the University of Helsinki, principals, or students, the team received the consistent message that education was meant to prepare one for living life well — to love learning, to live healthily, to ensure everyone has an equal chance of success within society.

The truth is, if you are debating among a few good options, any of them has an equal chance of making you happy.

Participants had an equal chance of being assigned to any one of the three study groups.

In that case, the randomisation makes sure that the group who use e-cigarettes and the group who don't have an equal chance of quitting at the outset, which this study could not do.

In a study of randomly selected federal policy decisions between 1998 and 2002, the researchers found that when citizen interest groups and other competitors opposed businesses on policies, businesses had roughly an equal chance of success as the citizen group.

It's not as if every species has an equal chance of colonizing,» adds Terry Hughes, a coral reef ecologist at James Cook University, Townsville, in Australia.

Put another way, each electron has an equal chance of being measured while spinning in one direction or the other.

What's new about this setup is that once inside the interferometer, a photon has an equal chance of going down one of three fiber - optic paths, either short, medium, or long.

It met the highest standards of medical research: neither physicians nor their patients knew who was placed in which treatment group, and patients had an equal chance of being assigned to any of the groups.

I would think it would be fairer if everyone had to wait on line and everyone was given a fair chance to get in, then he picks seat numbers by random draw given everyone an equal chance of asking him a question.

The constitutional bill is firmly anchored in the will of the people because (a) the bill fully reflects the declaration of the 2010 National Assembly at which every Icelander 18 years or older had an equal chance of being invited to take a seat and (b) it was approved by 2/3 of the voters in a national referendum against the wishes of much of the discredited political class.

Detection bias has also been cited as a significant methodologic problem in studies of the relation between breastfeeding and infection among full - term infants.21 Detection bias may occur when breastfed and bottle - fed infants do not have an equal chance of being identified with an illness.

This giveaway is being jointly hosted by Lucy At Home, Letters To My Daughter & Naptime Natter — entries from all 3 sites are of equal value and have an equal chance of winning.

If we can recover the first half of the season's defensive composure then going one nil up will be more likely to lead to two nil rather than an equal chance of one one, which is what it seems to be at the moment.