Sentence examples for odds of failure from inspiring English sources

Under those circumstances, what odds of failure will the sick person tolerate?

But when the world economy comes crashing down, the odds of failure multiply.

It is when we deny our role in the process that the odds of failure rise".

Games of skill, such as a player-vs-player game of any sort, are usually not classified this way, because there's real odds of failure.

The salutary aim is to bolster the banks' ability to absorb losses, thereby reducing the odds of failure and the need for taxpayer bailouts.

Its mission is extremely difficult, they say, and the lack of British know-how in the business of exploring Mars and making planetary probes raises the odds of failure.

The odds ratios of failure of trabeculectomy surgery are illustrated in Figure  5.

However, for non-UK graduates, the odds ratio of failure rates between black and minority ethnic and white candidates fell from 3.764 955% confidence interval 1.451 to 9.77, P=0.006) to 1.580 0.878 to 2.8455, P=0.127) when these components were taken into account.

Younger age < 30 years was significantly associated with 79% increased odds of virologic failure and 50% increased odds of immunologic failure.

The meta-analysis showed a significantly lower odds of clinical failure with fluoroquinolones (0.08 (0.01 to 0.45), n=120), but there was no difference in microbiological failure (0.32 (0.03 to 3.17), n=119) or relapse (0.34 (0.03 to 3.47), n=81), although confidence intervals were wide (fig 4).

In our study, it appears that compared to those living less than 50 miles of the treatment site, those who lived 50 100 kilometers away had a 56% significantly decreased odds of virologic failure while those who lived the farthest (> 100 kilometers) had a 37% increased odds of virologic failure that was not significant.