The model (1) hypothesises that, after adjusting for other observed variables, the chance of observing Y per unit change in Y has log-odds ratio δ.
Musically, I learned from him constantly, just happy to have the chance of observing him close up.
He also specified, in the paper itself, that although the theory of gravitational lensing was borne out by the equations, "there is no great chance of observing this phenomenon" in the real world.
Furthermore, for the first time a realistic chance of observing double electron capture processes exists.
The chance of observing a (partially) heterozygous locus is also greater in allotetraploids than in diploids for the same reason.
Meanwhile, astronomers had another chance of observing a stellar occultation by Pluto today, with telescopes at Mauna Kea, Hawaii.
Magnetic field amplifications, too large to represent direct measurements of crustal fields, appear in the solar wind over strong crustal sources, with the chance of observing these amplifications depending on upstream solar wind parameters.
In Figure 2, it is shown that the chance of observing a single count is higher in events that have a single document and declines steadily as the number of documents in the event increases.
If you have no real chance of observing, understanding, or attributing the results of employee work, you become much more dependent on employees' willingness to openly communicate the meaning of their work.
With the new sensor in place, instruments—especially infrared telescopes would have an almost 100% chance of observing the next supernova in our galaxy, the researchers report in an upcoming issue of The Astrophysical Journal.
We chose the intravenous route of administration in order to deliver GTN more effectively into the circulation and used a dose of 150 μg/kg in an attempt to maximise the chance of observing effects on blink reflex recordings, whilst minimising cardiovascular effects.
