Sentence examples for smallest odds from inspiring English sources

This week, the Cleveland Cavaliers were able to land the first overall pick with just 1.70% odds of doing so, which is tied with the Chicago Bulls in 2008, as the teams with the smallest odds of receiving the No. 1 overall pick over the last decade.

We assessed the probability that each treatment was the most effective therapy, the second best, and so on, by counting the proportion of simulations in which each treatment had the smallest odds ratio, the second smallest, and so on.

Much smaller odds of a cold beer dumped on your head.

It makes small odds that the Australian press has already dubbed Gehry's building the "brown bag".

Yet when millions of driverless cars take to the roads, small odds can build up to a daily occurrence.

The genetic architecture of MS is complex, where genetic risk has been attributed to over 100 polymorphic loci each with small odds ratios.

The associated alleles present small odds ratios (the odds of a risk variant being present in cases vs. controls) and suggest causative involvement of gene regulatory mechanisms in SZ. (2) Polygenic inheritance.

The reason is the drive towards reliably detecting risk-SNPs that have smaller odds ratios and lower allele frequency.

Being a layperson who doesn't spend his time über-hawkishly writing science-fiction (though I'll be the first to admit to occasional paranoia), I'll even go so far as to hazard the guess that there are even smaller odds that my fellow commoners have really any idea about one particularly lifeless vestige of Cold War era fail-deadly deterrence: Russia's Dead Hand.

This quantity cannot be trapped by highly significant P-values associated with small odds ratios, because it focuses on a (statistically corrected) estimate of the odds ratio itself.

Weekly alcohol drinkers had smaller odds of abstinence.