Sentence examples for safety odds from inspiring English sources
The 'surveylogistic' procedure was used to estimate the likelihood of confidence in DS efficacy or safety (odds ratio and <99% confidence interval) among DS users according to the following participant characteristics: age group; sex; racial background; education; rank; tobacco use; self-rated health, eating habits and fitness level; and reported DS-related adverse events.
Most wear orange vests, a nod to workplace safety at odds with the many rubber thongs and bare feet.
In a spine-chilling editorial on January 7th, entitled "An Engineered Doomsday", the New York Times implored scientists to destroy the deadly H5N1 strains in the name of safety.The odds of that happening are long.
These complex dynamics can make for a safety net at odds with itself.
And while IVF has helped millions to conceive, it would be misguided to view it as a safety net: the odds of conceiving via IVF aged 40-42 aroundound 20%, half what they are for those aged 18-34.
The Japanese assertions have put Japan's transport safety board at odds with American investigators, who have said publicly that there was no such surge in electrical current from outside the battery.
There was an inverse association between perceptions of neighborhood safety and the odds of reporting asthma among children (Table 2).
Results showed that a one unit increase in the composite score for supervisor/manager expectations and actions to promote patient safety increased the odds of reporting a better patient safety grade by 1.23 (95%CI = 1.03-1.47; P-Value = 0.024).
Today, though, brought blue-sky breeziness with good odds for safety.
Combining scientific observations and empirical knowledge from skippers and crew, a manual, providing appropriate handling practices to ensure crew safety and increase the odds of survival for released animals has been developed and disseminated.
We need to end the counterproductive over-reliance on expensive incarceration and detention and redirect resources into proven strategies that cost less, enhance public safety, and increase the odds of success of young people involved in the juvenile courts.
