Sentence examples for substantial odds from inspiring English sources
Clinical psychologists and social workers face lower, but still substantial, odds of having a patient die.
The Chicago Bulls defied substantial odds last year, overcoming a 1.7percentt chance to land the top overall selection.
Chief Justice Earl Warren achieved unanimity against substantial odds in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954 and maintained it for all the subsequent desegregation cases the court decided during his tenure.
Mr. Axelrod went on to argue, presciently it turned out, that Mr. Obama's profile — his embodiment of change, along with his eagerness to challenge old dogmas of right and left — fit this historical moment better than Mrs. Clinton's and that if he were right, Mr. Obama could catalyze a political movement and prevail against substantial odds.
Other forecast models, most notably FiveThirtyEight's, show that Trump has more substantial odds of winning than the HuffPost forecast model shows.
(2) All SNPs of substantial effect (odds ratio, OR>2) were rare (minor allele frequency, MAF<0.05).
As recorded seasonal influenza vaccination in Sweden was possibly incomplete we could explore confounding only by influenza-like illness/upper respiratory tract infections, which again was substantial (matched odds ratio for Swedish population without influenza-like illness/upper respiratory tract infections was 1.3, 0.2 to 8.1).
Risks of prolonged political uncertainty still remain substantial, however, raising odds of delays in implementing reforms, with potentially disastrous consequences for financial stability and growth.
"What they [said] was that the risk of the heatwave occurring had gone up by a substantial factor, the odds of it occurring were 80% due to the large-scale warming trend and, of course, most of that large-scale warming is attributed to human influences on climate," said Allen.
Except for sex, all of the other variables showed substantial changes in odds ratio (OR) for the association with CIMP-high after adjusting for MSI, BRAF and/or tumor location (or other variables) (Table 2).
This effect is substantial, as the odds ratio for increased risk approaches 3.0 (0.79/0.27=2.92).
