Sentence examples for increasing the event from inspiring English sources

Our hypothesis was that enrichment for well-characterized early-onset cases with worse prognosis might facilitate detection by increasing the event rate, reducing genetic heterogeneity and because variants with larger effect sizes might underlie more aggressive forms of disease.

If 95% of the universe is composed of "Dark Matter" and ergo also our Milky Way, then why isn't it feeding the Black Hole thereby increasing the event horizon to "someday" include all of the galaxy?

They can also invite friends to join the event through email, Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter, potentially increasing the event's reach.

In order to simplify the argument, here and in the following, we assume that an intervention aims at increasing the event rate, so that EER is greater than CER.

Such a fictitious infallible prediction model reduces the treatment rate without increasing the event rate.

5 If this method is applied to the present data this means that for a NWT of 30, the net benefit advantage of prediction based treatment (mean net benefit over all three methods is 0.0228) over treating all patients (net benefit is 0.0165), is equivalent to that of treatment by a fictitious infallible prediction model that reduces the treatment rate by 19% without increasing the event rate.

B2B matchmaking will help you to increase the event assignation with various probable customers that of your business software.

But, he said, the academy was willing to listen to proposals seeking to increase the event's physical presence in New York -- which would complement the ceremony being held at the Oscars' new home, the Kodak Theater in Hollywood.

Results show that the proposed method enhances the process of feature selection, and significantly increases the event detection capabilities compared to the baseline, providing an absolute reduction of the revised event error rate between 4 and 8%.

We hypothesized that blood product transfusion would increase the event rate for pulmonary complications, and have a negative impact on other clinically significant clinical outcomes.

We hypothesized that blood product transfusion would increase the event rate for pulmonary complications, and have a negative impact on other clinically significant outcomes.