Sentence examples for passive odds from inspiring English sources

In prospective analyses restricted to physically active participants, the odds of becoming physically inactive during follow-up were 21%and20%0% higher for those with high-strain (odds ratio = 1.21, 95% confidence interval: 1.11, 1.32) and passive (odds ratio = 1.20, 95% confidence interval: 1.11, 1.30) jobs at baseline.

I also didn't find any of the societies described to be very appealing, in spite of having no war — they were either malevolent or passive or at odds with each other.

Once Marni's vengeance is ready, she still keeps it to herself, something that seems passive and at odds with her self-described "bitterness". Scenes that present the greatest opportunities for action — such as Marni's escape from her uncle's prison — feel hurried and are described in only a few paragraphs; Marni overcomes challenges with little difficulty.

Corresponding analyses were undertaken to examine the odds of having a passive, active, or low-strain job at follow-up.

Passive aggression or passiveness.

One of his first singles, Hurtful (2009), centred around the lyric "What I did to you was hurtful", a frank admission at odds with the more passive-aggressive apologising recently favoured by the likes of Justin Bieber and Ed Sheeran.

For the French, Sarkozy's determination to act, despite the odds, seems far superior to the passive cynicism of those who preach abstention or satisfy themselves with empty words.

This is the opposite of what happens with anger, where aggressive, passive, or passive-aggressive communications puts others at odds with you.

> -wrap-foot> Our test of reverse causality showed physical inactivity at baseline to be associated with slightly increased odds of having a high-strain or passive job and with decreased odds of having an active or low-strain job at follow-up (Table  5).

This likely increases the odds of both diagnostic testing and compliance with passive surveillance procedures.

There were also concerns: patients worried that recording might disturb established norms, and be at odds with the expected etiquette of being subservient and passive.