Sentence examples for material odds from inspiring English sources

The US champion, 28, has already played the London Classic and Tradewise Gibraltar Open, plus an internet match where he received material odds from the powerful Komodo computer program and lost narrowly.

Only diabetes mellitus (odds ratio 8.14, 95% confidence limits 1.47 45.17, p = 0.016) and T2 value of the aspirated material (odds ratio for each ms of increase 1.08, 95% confidence limits 1.01 1.16, p = 0.027) were retained as independent predictors of inadequate myocardial reperfusion.

The campaign area sample was significantly more likely to be aware of the materials (odds ratio (OR)=6.03, 95% CI 3.00, 12.1).

In this material, the odds ratio is 3 for economic problems for experiencing high levels of psychological distress among those with poor somatic health (level of significance 1%).

Having a blog and posting good, relevant material boosts the odds you'll pop up in search results.

These processes, which produce alternating blocks of sequence material, are at odds with the alignment-based sequence comparison, which assumes conservation of contiguity between homologous segments (Vinga and Almeida, 2003).

But for Johnson to make his mark on London 2012 and its legacy with thousands of tonnes of steel, one of the world's most carbon-intensive materials, appears at odds with the sustainable values of the Olympic Delivery Authority and the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) – and the spirit of the times.

The studies that report on house construction indicate that poorer quality construction materials increase the odds of suicide/attempted suicide, though this association was not supported by the statistical evidence.

And it is true that sometimes, with artists who have not left behind a wealth of high-quality unreleased material, but scraps and odds and ends – and whose estate is bequeathed to people in need of money – the material that emerges sullies their legacy.

According to the report of the memo's contents in the Telegraph, Sturgeon had said she did not see Ed Miliband as "prime ministerial material" – a view at odds with her public claims that she hoped to lock the Tories out of government.

The imam and the bachelor were at odds over the material world, but on one thing they agreed: it is a Muslim duty to smell good.