Sentence examples for compared the odds from inspiring English sources

We than compared the odds obtained.

This study compared the odds ratio (OR) of surgical site infection (SSI) within 30 days after operation with general anaesthesia (GA) or neuraxial anaesthesia (NA) in Taiwanese women undergoing Caesarean delivery (CD).

Jack Stevens, my precious holy numbers nerd, had run the numbers from the National Lottery website and compared the odds of tickets circulated vs. tickets with jackpots on them still out there, and come up with the following scratchcard order for me: 30 '5X Cash' cards, 20 '£100,000 (yellow)' cards, and ten of the big boys – the £5 a scratchy, multiple symbol 'Fast £500' cards.

Table 2 compared the odds ratio (OR) and 95% confidence interval (95% CI) for risk factors associated with elevated ALT among three different multivariate logistic regression models.

We compared the odds of a positive decision to take antihypertensives on the first decision for each group to the odds of a positive second decision for the pooled estimate for the other three presentation groups (Table 5).

To further examine the observed associations of IL-6 and TNF-α with short LTL and to compare mutually exclusive groups instead of potentially overlapping groups, we excluded CRP from our model and compared the odds for short LTL among four mutually exclusive groups of participants: those with both high IL-6 and high TNF-α; only high IL-6; only high TNF-α; and neither high IL-6 nor high TNF-α.

Odds ratio compares the odds of treatment intensification or deintensification after index HbA1c test with either no treatment change or drug class change only.

Odds ratios wereto compare the odds of occurrence of a specific event in the study group versus the control group, and 95%% confidence intervals were also reported.

Odds ratios were calculated comparing the odds of having cancer, advanced adenoma or adenomas 6-9 mm or ≤ 5 mm (separately for each of these outcomes) with no abnormality univariately for each of the symptom, demographic and other health information subgroups.

The regions contributing to any significant heterogeneity were identified using a comparative risk function (CRF) [ 13], which compares the odds of children in a specific region being in a specific category with the corresponding odds for the entire sample.

b Odds ratio and 95% confidence interval comparing the odds of having a type B tympanograms between those who carried the respective organisms at age 1- < 3 months and those who did not.