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Sequence homology between AdV and the E1 genes integrated within the complementing cells should be minimal to reduce the odds of generating replication-competent adenovirus (RCA).

The odds of generating valid proofs were 4.14-times greater (95% confidence interval 1.57 10.92) for participants who produced dynamic gestures than those who did not (Donovan et al., 2014).

It's not easy, but by forcing yourself out of your comfort zone, physically and mentally, you will kick-start an improvement of the odds of generating remarkable new ideas that have the potential of transforming your business and your life.

"I've heard employers representing businesses of all sizes argue they would have better odds of generating revenue by placing bets at the roulette wheel than tendering for public contracts.

Handling a binary response variable regarding utilization (yes/no) it estimates the association between MVPA, covariates and the odds of generating costs in a particular cost category.

These zero-inflated data require an adequate statistical approach: first, we used a logistic model (LOGISTIC procedure in SAS) for the binary response variable to assess the odds of generating costs in the respective category.

Applying methods described by Lu and Ades 17 and Dias, 18 we estimated a treatment effect to be the median value from the posterior distribution of odds ratios generated from a random effects simulation model, assuming a level of between-study heterogeneity observable in the available data.

And with the United States team progressing further than it has in the past 70 years, the World Cup is, against all odds, "generating a lot of buzz," according to Mark Mandel, the spokesman for ABC Sports.

Table  4 shows the odds ratios generated from a logistic regression of independent variables in predicting PriorityTx.

Wald statistics were used to examine the significant odds ratios generated by the regression analyses.

Unadjusted (model 1), partially adjusted (age and sex; model 2) and fully adjusted (age, sex, behavioural and sociodemographic correlates; model 3) logistic regression modelling was used to generate odds of low mental well-being compared with middle range (table 2), and high mental well-being compared with middle range (table 3) for different levels of behavioural correlates using SPSS V.21.