Sentence examples for because of the odds from inspiring English sources

That was bad.' " The American men's pilot Steven Holcomb nicknamed Curve 13 as the 50/50 Curve because of the odds of crashing there.

Officials plan to shave about an inch of ice off Curve 13, which was nicknamed 50/50 by the American pilot Steven Holcomb, because of the odds of making it through it without crashing.

Democratic officials said that they had discussed a similar idea with Haim Saban, a media mogul and party supporter, a couple of years ago, as Fox News began its ascent, but that he ultimately decided against it, in large part because of the odds against success.

Because of that, the odds are that the yields of both will climb, and their prices fall, in the months ahead.

3 Alternatively, we may condition on C by adding the variable to an unconditional logistic regression model: Whichever computation is used, deconfounding is a tradeoff between variance and bias, because the variance of the odds ratio always increases after conditioning.

The producers devised this storyline because IVF was a major contemporary issue and wrote the treatment as a failure because it was representative of the odds of conception in real life.

In recent years, however, he says younger lawyers have been less interested in the traditional route because of the long odds and personal hardships of becoming a partner, diminishing the likelihood of getting the best and brightest at every step of the process.

Additionally, these patients may be suitable for initial inclusion in pending trials with interferon-free DAA regimes, because of the favorable odds of successful salvage therapy with interferon in the event of development of resistance towards these new therapeutic agents.

These findings can be generalized not only because of the comparable odds to those obtained from the large trials data (24) but also because our results were replicated on another analysis involving the comparison of thrombolysed patients (in the Safe Implementation of Thrombolysis in Stroke-Monitoring Study dataset) with the nonthrombolysed control subjects (from the VISTA) (25).

Leaders and supporters of the Brotherhood have said repeatedly for weeks that they have no choice but to continue their street protests regardless of the odds, because the new government has so far shown every intention of suppressing Egyptian democracy as well as their movement.

We used Poisson regression to estimate the PR instead of the odds ratio because when the outcome is not a rare event (>10%) by using odds ratio we tend to overestimate associations [ 24].