Sentence examples for developing the event from inspiring English sources

The tribe has committed $600,000 toward developing the event.

The hosts of the next world expo, which will be in Milan in 2015, hope to avoid the same fate by "organizing a totally sustainable event and building the country pavilions with eco-friendly materials which, if necessary, can be easily dismantled at the end," said Giuseppe Sala, chief executive of Expo 2015, which is developing the event.

Then λ(t) gives the hazard function for developing the event at time point t in males or females.

Competing risks are important in the ICU because a large proportion of patients may be discharged or die before developing the event of interest (for example, NIs).

For etiologic questions, a cause-specific hazards model is generally more appropriate, since it quantifies the event rate among the ones at risk of developing the event of interest.

This was due to the independence assumption underlying the censoring process, which assumes that individuals censored at time t have the same probability of developing the event of interest beyond time t as those who remain in follow-up [ 4, 7, 20].

The risk of developing the events was associated with higher baseline concentrations of total LDL, ApoB-100, IL-6, and fibrinogen (Table 3).

The IDI represents the sum of the average increase in sensitivity after considering the new marker among those who develop the event plus the increase in specificity after considering the new marker among those who do not develop the event.

Participants either developed the event of interest (breast cancer mortality/cardiovascular disease mortality/all-cause mortality) or were administratively censored on December 31 , 2009

It represents the sum of the percentage of participants with an improvement in sensitivity after considering the new marker among those who develop the event plus the percentage of participants with an improvement in specificity after considering the new marker among those who do not develop the event.

We assume that it is not possible to reliably predict which patients will develop the event of interest from the outset of the trial, but that once the event occurred the risk for subsequent event will be higher in those patients who had developed the first event.