Sentence examples for varying odds from inspiring English sources

There are examples at race tracks where betting on outcomes indicates varying odds based on people's opinions and prior race results.

Especially, the categorical Tabár scale showed quite varying odds ratios for the two readers.

In separate scenarios, we added rare genetic variants with varying odds ratios (OR) and frequencies.

Surprisingly, language spoken at home is associated with varying odds of reporting unmet healthcare needs with French being associated with more unmet needs compared to other languages.

Wherever an mCNV influences a disease phenotype, its various structural alleles are likely to have different magnitudes of effect (such as varying odds ratios), creating a natural allelic series of growing phenotypic impact.

When adjusted for socio-demographic factors, mood disorders were significantly related to school dropout with varying odds ratios decreasing from 3.38 for major depression [ 58], to 2.75 (95% CI: 1.18 to 6.42, p < 0.01) for the early onset of depressive symptoms [ 32], and down to 1.4 (95% CI: 1.2 to 1.6, p < 0.01) for any mood disorder [ 56].

Previous studies confirm this, but with varying excess odds [ 19, 23- 27].

For rare outcomes (adverse events, and possibly drop-out rates) or endpoints with highly varying baseline rates odds ratios will be calculated.

We also ran simulations to evaluate the relative contribution of a small number of rare variants with higher penetrance, with varying prevalence and odds ratios.

The power estimate was based on an allele frequency of 0.53 at rs7914558, a prevalence of 0.01, an alpha level of 0.05, and assuming varying degrees of odds ratio using a multiplicative model.

We also assessed how varying the relative odds ratio of death given timing of NASG application would impact the ICER, and whether the results from our primary models were consistent when stratifying by severe shock at study entry, defined by mean arterial pressure <60 mm Hg.