Sentence examples for approach odds from inspiring English sources

Using a time-stratified case crossover approach, odds ratio of hyperthermia-related ED visit were estimated for the three different heat measures.

In a parallel approach, odds ratios for pCR for the three quantitative markers, ESR1 mRNA, HER2 mRNA and SISH ratio, were determined in different subgroups.

The odds of response to initial combination therapy versus initial monotherapy in the PP versus non-PP populations were much higher when using Visser and colleagues' approach versus Markusse and colleagues' approach (odds ratio of American College of Rheumatology 20/50/70: 10.0, 9.33, 9.33 vs. 2.72, 5.39, 4.22, respectively).

For the purpose of our analyses, each relative risk was assumed to approach an odds ratio (OR), based on the assumption that relative risks and odds ratios are similar if the risk of the disease is very small, which was the case given the large sample sizes and low event rates.

It is a high-minded approach at odds with the scene during a recent recess period at a downtown Mexico City middle school.

Early programmers had to work both the physics and program the chip, a top-down approach at odds with the modern practice of using abstractions to relieve programmers of having to learn nitty-gritty hardware details.

If you're lucky, you might score a second viewing by which point, however rationally you approach the odds, it's hard not to picture a new and sexier future.

Prokofiev conceived it on a small scale, focusing on a handful of characters rather than the vast historical aspect, an approach at odds with the demands of the wartime Soviet authorities.

While his rivals have been proposing a variety of short-term tax breaks to address the economic slowdown, Mr. McCain has emphasized cutting federal spending, an approach at odds with accepted thinking about how best to give the economy an immediate lift.

On Friday Javid said he "would not hesitate" to prevent the return of UK Isis recruits, an approach at odds with Begum's family in Bethnal Green, east London, who want the 19-year-old to return home "as a matter of urgency".

The 2008 decision said the fair report privilege did not apply to initial pleadings that have been filed in court but not yet subject to a judge's ruling — an approach at odds with the law in most jurisdictions and with United States Supreme Court precedent.