Sentence examples for probability of examination from inspiring English sources

There is a non-linear inverse relationship between the probability of examination failure and ACR score.

It should be noted that the majority of the reduction in the probability of examination failure occurs up to an ACR score of approximately 50 (the steep portion of the curve in all four years of training).

In the analysis accounting for competing risks, there was an increase in the probability of examination and treatment within 3 days for CAG and PCI after 2001, and there seemed to be a significant effect of the introduction of a fixed treatment protocol with recommended maximum time from diagnosis to invasive examination and treatment for NSTEMI, but not for unstable angina.

We used a logistic regression model to calculate the propensity score as the probability of examinations with each treatment duration.

Figures 3 and 4 show the probability of licensing examination failure based on a resident's ACR score for each year of training.

Figure 2A shows the development in the probability of invasive examination using CAG from 2001 to 2009 for NSTEMI accounting for the competing risk of death.

The odds ratios in all four years of training were less than 1 and statistically significant; therefore, higher ACR scores were associated with a reduced probability of board examination failure.

Subjects wishing to undergo LDCT scans for cancer screening should receive detailed information, notably about the risks of detecting abnormalities (Table 2) and the probability of complementary examinations or surgical procedures leading to the diagnosis of malignant or benign conditions (one-third of cases).

Social fears and a reduced warm glow effect may predict a difficult physician-patient relationship and a higher probability of unnecessary medical examinations.

As a resident's ACR score increases their probability of failing their licensing examination decreases.

The Odds ratio (ORs) derived by the test for trend indicates the effect of one unit change in deprivation status on the probability of the outcome under examination.