chance of surviving

Women with breast cancer who take aspirin at least twice a week can more than double their chance of surviving, researchers say.

Or he can try to weave his way toward legislation that both pleases his troops and voters, and has a chance of surviving.

Though the plane is considered as the safest means of transportation, no one has much chance of surviving once a plane crash occurs.

Given that this vessel often operates within planetary atmospheres, a pilot stands a good chance of surviving should he need to eject.

If the international non-proliferation regime is to stand any chance of surviving, transgressors must be punished.

"Many of these businesses have very little chance of surviving in Europe so they internationalise and Angola is the obvious place. "

Now Saab has at least a chance of surviving .

I had a 5 percent chance of surviving the tumor, and I did, but somehow I could never deal with the fact that I was going blind.

The better borrowers and properties clearly have the best chance of surviving the refinancing tsunami.

At the time, doctors gave him only a 50-50 chance of surviving at all.

In other words, children have a better chance of surviving but they still do not get enough to eat.

Cancer tsar Sir Mike Richards said: "It is vital that cancer patients get treated quickly so they have the best chance of surviving. "

Their only suspect Alexis Drazen has half a chance of surviving.

According to the traditional method of evaluating, or staging, the cancer, that meant he had an 85% chance of surviving five years.

But in several places in the world, including the U. K. , we have a chance of surviving and even of living well.

Dun and Bradstreet predict that businesses with fewer than 20 employees have only a 37 percent chance of surviving for four years.

And he thinks that civilization only has a 50 percent chance of surviving this century.

I think we have a good chance of surviving long enough to colonize the solar system.

Working out the patterns will give people a better chance of surviving future disasters.

Stowaways stood a good chance of surviving because they were in the lifeboats already.

Had a fifty-fifty chance of surviving.

Twin studies, however, suggest genetics only account for approximately 20 to 30 percent of an individual's chance of surviving to age 85.

With this spirit, local papers have a better-than-average chance of surviving.

It seemed fitting because the statistics dropped to a 10% chance of surviving five years.

Wear a seat belt to significantly increase the chance of surviving a car accident.

And if children have a better chance of surviving, their parents will not feel they need to have so many.

So the DNA is really badly mucked up, whereas if you have a chance of surviving, the DNA isn't so mucked up.

Why is that? Why did Roman soldiers who passed the test stand a better chance of surviving longer?

The better to play the war games, and have a better chance of surviving when the buggers came again.

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