Sentence examples for the underlying odds from inspiring English sources

In the paper "Killing the cMSSM softly" we use a similar strategy, just a bit more complicated, as the underlying odds are not simply 50/50.

The degree of absolute bias is dependent on the underlying odds ratio.

The overall performance of all the methods deteriorates as I2 exceeds 50% [ 30] and the underlying odds ratio increase; while at the same time differences between them diverge.

This can be explained by p-value induced PB causing 'disfigurement' to the funnel plot which is dependent on the underlying odds ratio; i.e. the funnel plot is almost intact under OR = 3, while a very asymmetrical shape is obtained under OR = 1.

This enables very flexible, easily customizable, and object-oriented views on the underlying ODDs according to requirements.

Furthermore, a combination of ontology views and virtual properties has been introduced, that enables customizable, object-oriented views on the underlying ODDs.

The assumed meta-analysis model included a term corresponding to the true underlying log odds ratio relating SSRI use and risk of birth defects and a collection of random study level effects.

Everyone accepts that part of the social contract, but most people sense that this rests on the underlying assumption that the odds are against you rising far enough to have to pay serious money.

However, the odds ratio alone does not quantify treatment effect, as the magnitude of the effect depends not only on the odds ratio but also on the underlying value of one of the odds in the ratio.

The ratio is not incompatible with Basel 2 but it is at odds with the underlying ethos: American lobbyists failed in their calls for an international leverage ratio before the crisis.Worries that Basel 2 takes insufficient account of systemic risks are also in vogue.

Compared to 1993 95, the unadjusted odds of RA/inflammatory arthritis as the underlying diagnosis were 1.00, 0.59 and 0.31 in the three next time periods (Table  5).