Sentence examples for equivalent odds from inspiring English sources

The equivalent odds for a British man are 30 percent, and 25 percent for a Swede.

Equivalent odds for MWB were 7.09 and 4.35 for deprived and middle tertiles respectively.

Thus, irrespective of sex or ethnicity, people who drink alcohol at risky levels have equivalent odds of elevated GGT.

The equivalent odds ratio for adenocarcinoma was 1.98 (1.21–3.26), and there was no significant trend (P=0.1).

Tables 2 and 3 contain these equivalent odds ratios for the top ranked pathways in both studies, along with 95% CIs.

In the current study, we confirmed this increase in risk in patients, and equivalent odds rato (OR 2.8), with respect to the CXH score.

As one would expect, the bootstrap power curves in Figure 5 show that the MW test or the equivalent proportional odds model is more powerful than the t-test when the alternative hypothesis is an odds ratio shift, although the differences in power for a given sample size are small.

Probability, and the equivalent notion odds, are the oldest and best understood ways of representing partial belief and uncertain inference.

The lung cancer susceptibility score for the combined lung cancer cases and controls (n = 930) was plotted with (a) the frequency of lung cancer, and (b) the floating absolute risk (equivalent to odds ratio) across the combined smoker/ex-smoker cohort [19], [20].

For the co-primary outcome of calculated blood loss, and estimated incidence in the control group of 14%, n = 1000 per group has 80% power to detect a difference 4.2%, equivalent to odds ratio of 0.67.

Incidence rate ratio (IRR), which is equivalent to odds ratio in the Poison regression, was estimated using Discrete Poisson model for the buffer zones and for the altitudinal levels.