Sentence examples for spatial odds from inspiring English sources

We estimated spatial odds to give a visual assessment of the spatial variation in risk across the Netherlands.

The spatial odds of LA-MRSA per km compared with those for T-MRSA per km were calculated as the ratio of estimated case-to-control intensities (26 ).

Using the intensity estimates, we calculated the spatial odds of LA-MRSA to compare the geographic variation of case-patients and controls across the study area.

Spatial odds ratios (ratio of kernel intensities from positive blood samples to kernel intensities from negative blood samples) (25 ), were determined for P. falciparum.

The elevated spatial odds in the northern part of the country are a spurious result because of small numbers of case-patients and controls and not something that we put forth as a valid result.

Poor socioeconomic conditions measured by not owning a house and low maternal education had significant higher spatial odds in the westernmost area of the city (Fig.  5a and b), similar to the spatial hotspot of anti-HAV positive children (Fig.  5).

The drawback to her refinement of eye is a demurely recessive quality somehow at odds with the spatial sweep her photographs seek to encompass.

The resulting maps display the spatial localization of areas with odds of having a positive serology for HAV in Assis Brazil in 2011.

It is also noteworthy that whereas p-values for the analysis of deviance of crude models in Los Angeles for the lag times of 10, 15, and 20 years were statistically significant at the 0.05 level, after adjusting for known risk factors the contribution of the residual spatial term to the log odds of NHL was no longer statistically significant for lag times of 10 and 15 years.

Firstly, we fitted a generalized additive model (GAM) to dengue cases and controls without considering the non-spatial covariates to estimate the odds ratios of the occurrence of the disease.

Its emphasis on spatial distinctness and separateness is at odds with current challenges, especially climate change, that require enhancing connectivity to strengthen resilience across social ecological units.