Sentence examples for both the event of from inspiring English sources
Now, consider the overall survival probability of surviving any 'event' (both the event of interest and the competing risk event) up to, but not including, time t j.
Is it to be noted that here both the event of interest as well as the competing risk event are considered 'events'events
This can be interpreted as the joint probability of experiencing the event of interest in this time interval given that the individuals survived both the event of interest and the competing risk event in all prior intervals.
This can occur if the patient did not experience both the event of interest and the competing risk event, or if the patient had the competing risk event before the onset of the event of interest.
This is because patients with monoblock prostheses had higher mortality than patients with unipolar prostheses and the CIF estimate depends on both the event of interest and the competing event, whereas the KM estimate depends only on the event of interest.
Of Americans who would blame either President Obama, or Republicans in Congress, or both, in the event of a shutdown, 62% blame Republicans.
What will happen following the nuclear negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 countries, both in the event of success and in the event of failure?
The singer, from the minority Crimean Tatar population that largely opposed Russian annexation, said before the contest that the song was about both the events of 1944 and 2014.
The final words of the film call back to that sequence, and are an appropriate coda to both the events of the movie and the shuttle program as a whole: "Like Columbus, we dream of distant shores we've not yet seen.
Though there's a merciful lull on the approach to Station Road, site of both the robbery and a small cluster of pubs that I hope will house the sort of folk who remember both the events of May , 1958and Port Talbot's glory days, and might just be willing to talk about them.
I have a party of the centre so I will deal with both sides in the event of a hung parliament.
