Sentence examples for beyond the odds from inspiring English sources

However, there is a confusing phenomenon: prior to The Expansion, for those with parents whose education level was college level or beyond, the odds ratio between male and female was 1.07 (e0.845-0.777) but decreased to 72.33% (e0.814-1.138) afterward.

If parents received a high school/technical school education, the odds increases by 3.04 times (e1.397−1), and if parents received college education or beyond, the odds increases by 4.48 times (e1.701−1).

Specifically, for parents with a junior high school education, the odds ratio between male and female is 0.976 (e0.828-0.852); for parents with a senior high school/technical school education, the odds ratio between male and female is 1.022 (e0.828-0.806); and for parents with college education or beyond, the odds ratio between male and female is 0.927 (e0.828-0.904).

This article was produced in collaboration with Beyond the Odds, a Web site of personal stories and perspectives from young people living with HIV and AIDS.

There aren't too many Hispanics there, and she made it beyond the odds".

DOUG JASON IRGANG Lucky Beyond the Odds Doug Jason Irgang had the kind of jaw-dropping luck that could win a lottery, or save a life.

But so thoroughly encoded into contemporary pop are Mr. Jackson's template and tricks — in everyone from Justin Timberlake to Rihanna to Ne-Yo and far beyond — that the odds of a new song's bringing shock were never very good.

Beyond simply assessing the odds of a company or a country not paying its debts, rating agencies are now being asked to second-guess, and ultimately to endorse, the performance of creative banking products.

The evidence for irrationality in human risk sensitivity goes beyond gambling against the odds, and includes the "framing" effect, in which the willingness to take risks depends on whether they are presented in terms of gain or loss – an asymmetry that cannot be explained by any form of utility maximization [18].

The more values they emphasized beyond that, the greater the odds that people interpreted them differently or didn't focus on the same ones.

The main associations found were that physical inactivity, musculoskeletal disorder related sick leave and no education beyond compulsory level increased the odds of placing responsibility for musculoskeletal disorders externally.