It's an odd measure of success.
Remarkably, apart from a few grumbles, most of the nation seemed to think that was just fine.A prominent manufacturing collapse might seem an odd measure of economic success, but the popular consensus that workers at MG Rover and its suppliers could find jobs elsewhere was a vote of supreme self-confidence.
But at least a few of the odder measures have won support in both houses.
"One day, I left some five-odd measures of music on the studio desk, writing at the top of the manuscript: 'Bill!
Though an odd romance, Measure for Measure is one, and romance takes us the long way round, the surprising way through.
Odds ratios measure the strength of associations between variables.
* Odds ratios measure the multivariable or adjusted predictions, including adjustment for the matching characteristics: age, sex, and year.
* Odds ratios measure the crude or unadjusted predictions except that all characteristics are adjusted for the matching characteristics: age, sex, and year.
Odds ratio measured as an increased risk for FH-autoantibody positivity depended on CFHR1 deficiency, estimated using Fisher's exact test was OR = 285 (95% CI 15.4 to 5,280, P < 0.0001) for LA+ and OR = 6.5 (95% CI 1.25 to 33.05, P = 0.04) for aHUS cohort (Table 1).
[In Washington, Richard Mills, a spokesman for the United States trade representative, called the union's move toward applying safeguard measures "odd," given that it had criticized the American tariffs so loudly.
