Sentence examples for I becoming a from inspiring English sources

Our ultimate goal is to obtain dose estimates that can be used as predictor variables in logistic regression models of disease risk in which log (odds of disease) is linear in integrated exposure opportunity (dose).a (1) ln p i 1 − p i = A + β ∗ Z calc i, y + Z imp i, y In Eq. 1, p i is the probability of an individual, i, becoming a case in year, y. β is a regression coefficient.

Was I becoming a little Unitarian myself?

Am I becoming a jack-of-all-trades and master of none?

"Am I becoming a fanatic?" Vargas Llosa has him asking himself at one point.

Or? Wait! Might I becoming a nerd?

Gaza fell to British forces during World War I, becoming a part of Mandatory Palestine.

MG: Is becoming a great business leader really within reach of anyone?

"Get Excited," reads a headline on the Huffington Post, "The OC Is Becoming a Musical".

The London Skyline Is Becoming a Collection of Expensive, Towering Penises.

"I decided that if I'm becoming a brand, I'm going to control my image," Ms. Love said.

"I guess I'm becoming a local," he said.