Sentence examples for odds of one from inspiring English sources

Borda and Norman [ 37] noted that family responsibilities increased the probability of female nurses being absent while work-family conflict among Swedish nurses increased the odds of one resigning or being on long-term sickness absence [ 43].

The preferred model (based on fit and parsimony) for predicting the odds of one or more deaths from heat exposure within a census block group included the first two factors and surface temperature in residential neighborhoods, holding population size constant.

The Odds Ratio can be interpreted as the relative increase in the odds of one sample type making a given classification given that the other sample type made the same classification.

So the initial odds of one out of three remain unchanged.

How many are going to hit the F.O.B.? What are the odds of one hitting your body directly?

Old-timers remember that in 1920, when Man o' War won the Stuyvesant by eight lengths at odds of one to a hundred, only one horse, named Knobbie, ran against him.

In bivariate analysis, the odds of one-time use of RSBY pre-treatment evaluation package in non-poor patients was found to be 0.04 [95% CI (0.02 0.07, p < 0.0001)] times less in comparison with the poor.

So, as sample sizes go up, the odds ratios should become more accurate, and the evidence that odds ratios differ from one (with an odds ratio of one implying no genetic effect) should become more statistically significant.

We started with 'no treatment effect', that is an odds ratio of one, and increased the treatment effect by decreasing the odds ratio.

The impact on the log odds of a one standard deviation increase in Cognitive Skills is typically about one-fifth to one-third as large as the shift from the lowest to the highest category of Educational Attainment.

Conscious of the pungent sandwiches in my backpack, I asked about the odds of meeting one of these swift, fast-climbing beasts.