Sentence examples for odds of detecting from inspiring English sources

The logistic regression coefficient for the floor wipe concentration was 0.82 for the detectable BDE-154 dependent variable, indicating that the odds of detecting BDE-154 in the blood increased by a factor of 2.27 for every 1 pg/cm increase of the BDE-154 floor wipe concentration.

It is possible that the difference in duration of exposure to solar particles is responsible for the absence of 3He-rich signatures in lunar samples because shorter exposure durations of MMs and IDPs increase the odds of detecting such sudden events.

We also found that increasing age was associated with lower odds of detecting anti-HPV16 antibodies, but interestingly, the association was not confirmed for HPV18 antibodies.

The effect of freezing NP swabs on the odds of detecting bacterial OTUs was analysed using a random effects logistic regression model, adjusting for sex.

We found that each additional positive item of RADAR increased the odds of detecting a delirium by 43% (OR = 1.43; 95% CI = 1.16-1.77).

Results from this study indicate that hot climates are associated with reduced prevalence of G. duodenalis in pen fecal deposits; our model predicted that as temperature increased the odds of detecting Giardia cysts decreased by 2.2% per °C.

The odds are in favour of detecting alternate pathways when we discover new species.

To successfully avoid detection, the deceiver must calculate the odds of being detected, remember the previous responses given, inhibit the normal propensity towards truth-telling, and then choose an appropriate strategy prior to making a response.

For the logistic regression, by assuming the probability of the event (dental arch development) to be 0.1 and the allocation ratio to be 1, it was estimated that a sample of 487 individuals would have an 80% chance of detecting an odds ratio of 0.6 with the two-sided significance level setting at 0.05.

This showed that in a conventional paired case-control design with alpha set at 0.05 we would need a sample of 1,000 cases to provide an 80% probability of detecting an odds ratio of 1.5 or greater across the plausible range of exposure prevalence's in control windows (0.2 to 0.8) and plausible range of correlations between exposure in case and control windows (0.0 to 0.5).

Pigs with culture positive fecal samples were at increased odds of being detected positive for each of the slaughter-collected samples examined, namely distal colonic content (OR = 30.5), ileocolic lymph nodes (OR = 12.9) and cecal content (OR = 23.2).