Sentence examples for language odds from inspiring English sources
Following candidates' factors were associated with increased chance of success: English as native language (Odds ratio 4.3 [95%CI 1.7; 10.7]), use of Patient-Centered Acute care Training e-learning program module (OR 2.0 [1.2; 3.3]) and working in EU country (OR 2.5 [1.5; 4.3]) and better results in written part of EDIC (for each additional SD of 6.1 points OR 1.9 [1.9; 2.4]).
3. Use Persuasive Language Odds are that unless your service is exactly what someone is looking for, prospective customers are going to be humming and hawing over whether or not they should pay for it.
The likelihood of completing at least one follow-up visit was higher among participants who learned English as their first language (Odds Ratio = 3.33; 95 % CI = 1.21 9.25) and lower among those who had a diagnosis of schizophrenia (Odds Ratio = 0.33, CI = 0.13 0.82).
The Shawi, he told me, number "about twenty thousand, but I give their language better odds than Quechua, which has ten million speakers".
Voices are dubbed, apparently pointlessly, and subtitles flow between languages, often at odds with the language of the spoken dialogue.
Therefore, the finding that Indigenous self-identification carries an earnings penalty and that the penalty is higher if the individual is also capable of speaking an Indigenous language is at odds with the ideological and legal environment of Mexico.
His body language was always at odds with his words.
The international attention, widely replayed on Persian-language satellite channels at odds with Iran's rulers, has helped raise her profile among middle-class Iranians, who generally admire her persistence.
His words struck me because they were so at odds with the language of recent discussions I'd had on quality improvement.
There is plenty of development in London, but the utopian language of regeneration is at odds with the experience.
What were the odds, despite the language barrier and their conflicting aims, they would make their rivalry into something so gripping despite the lack of a rough edge?
