Sentence examples for increasing odds for from inspiring English sources

Headache frequency was associated with increasing odds for symptoms of anxiety and depression, attention and conduct difficulties.

Nguyen et al. showed that Indonesians, when compared to Vietnamese or Chinese, shown increasing odds for developing hypertension at lower BMI.

In summary, never smokers had the lowest odds of screening positive for depression, with increasing odds for former smokers, and greatest odds for current smokers.

The overall trend was lower odds for malaria in infants 0 3 months of age and subsequently increasing odds for malaria from ≈3 to 6 months of age.

A multiple logistic regression analysis, adjusted for sociodemographic factors, revealed a steady trend of increasing odds for recurrent headache with increasing exposure to PTIEs (table 2, model 1).

In contrast, lower odds for having malaria was seen in infants 0 2 months of age in Guinea and markedly increasing odds for having malaria was seen in infants 2 6 months of age.

There was a significant trend for increased odds for drinking with increased time since treatment.

In fact, increased odds for obstructive lung pattern were observed only in former heavy drinkers.

Subjects with non-migraine headaches showed an increased odds for RLS (OR = 1.8, 95 % CI = 1.3 2.7) compared to non-headache controls.

All three housing companies were significantly more likely to have installed security doors as compared to privately owned apartments (104 % increased odds for Svenska bostader respondents, 97 % for Familie bostader, and 67%% for Stockholmshem).

That patient will have increased odds for a safe, happy outcome.