Sentence examples for design odds from inspiring English sources

Multivariate analysis proved non Multi-Link stenon Multi-Linkstentio 3.45, 95% confidesignintervals 1.13 todds.11, p <0.034) and gold coating (odds ratio 3.45, 95% confidence intervals 1.13 to 7.54, p <0.0011.11 be the only independent predictors of IH thickness >0.3 mm.

Despite using a cohort design, Odds Ratio (OR) was used as an effect measure taking into consideration the fixed follow up time, little losses to follow up and the low prevalence of not tasting for HIV in antenatal settings.

Under our study design the odds ratio is an unbiased estimator of the incidence rate ratio and we have reported odds ratio estimates as relative risks throughout this paper.

Yet during its 30 years on stage it never felt like a properly organic work, its cluttered, overwrought design at odds with the elegant restraint of its direction.

But with a one-off design, the odds are that something, or perhaps a number of things, will not work as planned.

Demon's Souls demanded that its player master its complex armour and weapons systems, or face severe punishment – a design at odds with the industry-wide trend for simplification.

Last week they were given a commission to reimagine a big chunk of the Washington Mall with an assertively contemporary design at odds with the conservative impulse that is such a strong force in planning for the nation's capital.

Due to the risk-set sampling design, the odds ratio approximates the incidence rate ratio associating digoxin exposure with incident breast cancer [ 20].

In the test-negative case control design, the odds ratio estimates the incidence density (rate) ratio because controls are selected longitudinally throughout the course of the study (i.e. by 'density sampling') [ 14, 15].

There were greater effects in no intervention control designs (marginal odds ratio = 9.80) than in manualized intervention (marginal odds ratio = 3.47, p =.03) or another active, nonmanualized intervention (marginal odds ratio = 3.38, p =.04) comparison designs in remission studies.

They say that the ideas freed by speculative design increase the odds of achieving desirable futures.