Sentence examples for involve odds from inspiring English sources

In lexpit regression, the log-odds ratios represented by the coefficients γ involve odds of the form (R x,  x) −  β '  x)/(1 −  R x,  z), where R x,  z) −  β '  x is the risk that remains after subtracting the risk due to x exposures.

Statistical analyses involving odds ratios required calculation of the observed frequency of alleles and genotypes (dominant and recessive) in each group.

The method involves pumping odds and ends like plastic cubes, knotted rope, even golf balls — Titleists or whatever, BP isn't saying — into the blowout preventer, the safety device atop the well.

In unadjusted analyses with psychological distress, lower strength of attachment involved higher odds than the permanent one (table 2, model 0; LMA history p<0.001).

An important risk factor was found to be three or more nerves involved with odds of 3.73 (1.24 11.2), and delay in treatment; 2.27 (1.04–4.96) at the pre-MDT stage and three or more nerves involved with odds of 2.81 (1.0 7.9) at the post-MDT stage.

Despite the small numbers involved, the odds of having a statin prescription recorded for people with Type 1 diabetes were statistically significantly lower than for people with Type 2 diabetes.

Conversely, when analysing the association between process factors and discipline in compound decisions (from the side of the complainant party, table not shown), no statistical association could be detected between the number of general practitioners involved and odds of the compound decision resulting in at least one of the litigated GPs being disciplined.

This involves comparing the odds of finding the pathogen in cases with the odds of finding the pathogen in controls; the higher the OR, the stronger the association.

The key findings of this study are an association between a rising number of general practitioners involved and decreased odds of being disciplined as an individual GP and between longer case management duration and increased odds of discipline.

NA, not applicable; np, number of involved nodes; nx, number of nodes examined; np/nx, percentage of nodes involved; L, log-odds of node involvement; RN, Nagelkerke R2 index of global model fit (0 = lack of fit, 1 = perfect fit).

But the roots of the explosive dispute are in the conversation that preceded the memo, and the accounts of the only two people involved are at odds.