Sentence examples for the potential odds from inspiring English sources

Pondering the potential odds ratios of the variants described so far (1.11, CI 1.08 1.15 and 0.91, CI 0.89 0.94 for rs4444235 and rs9929218, respectively), we assume larger cohorts may be required to detect such subtle effects.

Merkel is also a mainstay against the spread of illiberal populism in Europe and against Russian influence and territorial ambitions on the continent, putting her at potential odds with the Trump administration that Gilmore would represent.

For me, this view of the potential upside and odds it will materialize are too low to accept the risks of owning the stock.

However, perhaps despite the odds — the potential for rivalry and their different career trajectories — the two men became and remained good friends.

"AMPcast has the potential to change the odds for musicians," said Tim Westergren, Pandora's founder, and former touring musician, in a statement.

The good news is that in today's multi-screen world, the ability to interact with multiple devices has the potential to increase the odds of forming lasting user habits.

Result of the stratified analysis for the association of pregnancy intention and breastfeeding initiation showed that socio-economic status has the potential to modify the odds ratio of mistimed pregnancy (p value: 0.005).

The casualness, even levity with which many young people approach nude selfies is at odds with the potential consequences under commonwealth law, which says it is illegal to use mobile phones to create, transmit or possess material defined as "child pornography material" or "child abuse material".

There is a ban on sports betting in some countries, while elsewhere illegal betting syndicates offer better odds, making the potential winnings more attractive.

In subsequent models that included the potential confounding variables, the adjusted odds ratios (AORs) were calculated using multivariate logistic regression.

This observation is at odds with the potential deleterious effect of angiotensin II.