Sentence examples for chance ratio from inspiring English sources

"It's unfortunately there in black and white but we have to try and try and try to improve our chance ratio.

The effect of MVD CD31 also achieved significance with an increased value correlating with improved survival chances (hazard ratio = 0.891).

Outcome measures were Return-to-work share (percentage) and Return-to-work chance (hazard ratios) over 18 months, Net days (crude sick-listing days × degree), and the number of Visits (to physicians, physiotherapists etc).

Let's see... 7.45pm GMT Last ten picks Interesting to see that there are still some decent left backs up there, plus players like Ashton Bennett, who is a small but prolific center forward, who perhaps hurt himself a little with a poor goals to chances ratio at the Combine.

The Germans took their tally to nine when they beat England 4-1 on Saturday and Argentina increased theirs to 10. Argentina's goals-to-chances ratio, however, makes up for some deficiencies in defence where left back Gabriel Heinze twice came to the rescue clearing Mexican efforts off the line.

The chances' ratio for the burnout group was 2.80 for hypercholesterolemia which was statistically significant after adjustment for age (Kitaoka-Higashiguchi et al. 2009).

After adjustment for potential confounders, there was no evidence that a small observed increase in risk associated with exposure to an angiotensin receptor blocker represented any more than chance variation (adjusted hazard ratio for ever v never exposed 1.03, 95% confidence interval 0.99 to 1.06, P=0.10; table 3).

For example, there is only a 57% chance of detecting a real hazard ratio of 2.0 in stage IA patients.

Return-to-work chance was significantly greater for the rehabilitation group (hazard ratio 3.5 [95%CI1.001 – 12.2]).

A hazard ratio greater than one means an increased chance of giving birth, and hence shorter gestations.

Whereas a hazard ratio less than one means a reduced chance of giving birth, and hence longer gestations.