Sentence examples for analysis the chance of from inspiring English sources

According to its analysis, the chance of an amateur golfer getting a hole in one is 12,500 to one.

However, using Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve analysis, the chance of detecting the presence of scour from the output frequencies is improved significantly and even modest scour depths of 0.25 pile diameters can be detected.

When analysing smaller subgroups subsequent to the principal analysis the chance of spurious findings may increase.

In ordinal logistic regression analysis, the chance of a lower modified Rankin score at discharge was significantly increased with rtPA treatment, and the magnitude of the effect was larger with shorter time to treatment (fig 3, table 4).

In the univariate analysis the chance of having smoke-free homes was higher in the South West region (OR = 2.5; p = 0.002), but higher in the North West Nigeria in the case of the multivariate logistic regression (OR = 2.3; p = 0.05).

According to Wing Commander Charles Reep – the father of stat-based "match analysis" – the chances of them scoring more than one in their next game, against Everton tomorrow, are infinitesimal.

Finally, a multivariable risk-stratified analysis reduces the chance of false positive results because it represents a single statistical comparison (thereby avoiding the multiple comparisons of conventional subgroup analysis).

In our system, we have monitored a defined window of mitosis based on cytogenomic analysis, reducing the chance of including other types of cell death when scoring C-Frag.

Analysis of the data was done by using simple cross-tabulations, and by using logistic regression analysis to model the chance of getting a stroke as a function of the presence of sub-optimal care (as ascertained by the panel), age and sex, and risk factors for stroke.

The reports by Schmid et al. [25] and Camboni et al. [26] were excluded from the analysis to minimize the chance of patient overlap among studies performed in the same institution (University Medical Center, Regensburg, Germany).

Logistic regression analysis revealed that the chance of detecting HBV DNA was increased by a positive HCV serostatus (odds ratio 5.0, 95%-CI 1.6–15.7), whereas HIV coinfection (odds ratio 2.0, 95%-CI 0.7–5.8), anti-HBs (odds ratio 0.9, 95%-CI 0.3 2.6), and HCV RNA status (odds ratio 0.4, 95%-CI 0.1 1.7) had no statistically significant influence.