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Additionally, mixed ownership companies (where ownership is shared between domestic and foreign owners) had a significantly and substantially higher odds of enrolling than a domestic company.

Low-income European countries, Middle East and North Africa, East Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia displayed substantially higher odds of not achieving the target-level for HbA1c (figure 2).

The current findings show substantially higher odds of mood disorders among gay and bisexual males (compared to heterosexual males), which point to important sex- and gender-based considerations regarding the mental health inequalities experienced by LGB people.

Women who were overweight or obese prior to pregnancy and developed GDM had substantially higher odds of having an LGA infant than overweight or obese women without GDM, compared with normal-weight, non-GDM women.

In contrast, women with a low educational level have substantially higher odds of incurring 'moderate to severe problems' concerning mobility, usual activities and pain/discomfort in the group with headache or migraine.

Multiple pregnancies (n = 254) were excluded from this analysis, because of the substantially higher odds of neonatal death due to preterm birth and pregnancy complications compared to singleton pregnancies [ 15].

Relative to normal-weight women without GDM, overweight and obese women with GDM had substantially higher adjusted odds of having an LGA infant than overweight or obese non-GDM women.

In my view, the probability of Tiger notching his fifth Masters win come Sunday evening is substantially higher than the betting odds of 4/1 or 9/2 indicate, which is about twenty per cent.

Individuals who had little or no ownership of household assets at the bottom quintile had odds of mortality substantially higher than the top quintile (OR  = 2.38, 95% CI  = 1.42 3.99), which increased to almost three times when adjusted for income and expenditure (OR  = 2.94, 95% CI  = 1.66 5.22).

29 This approach was preferred over traditional logistic regression because the attack rate in all exposure categories was substantially higher than 10% and the incidence odds ratio would overestimate the RR. 30 Robust variance estimates were calculated to avoid distortion of confidence intervals.

Therefore the odds of exaggerated news were substantially higher when the press releases issued by the academic institutions were exaggerated (odds ratios 6.5, 20, and 56, respectively).