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! rowspan="2"| !! colspan="2"| [[Odds ratio]]

! &nbsp;!! Eisenberg<ref name="pmid18625984"/><br/>([[odds ratio]])!!Cochrane<ref name="pmid19160228"/><br/>([[relative risk ratio]]) ...f selected [[medication]]s including nicotine replacement found that the [[odds ratio]]s for quitting with nicotine are:<ref name="pmid18625984">{{cite journal |

|colspan="2"|[[Odds ratio]] = 0.99; 95% [[Confidence interval|CI]], 0.68 - 1.44; P=0.96);<br/>"There |colspan="2"|[[Odds ratio]] = 1.64 (95% [[Confidence interval|CI]] 1.16-2.32)<br/>"Patients who recei

...y disease]] found a [[statistical significance|significantly]] increased [[odds ratio]] of 1.12 (95% [[confidence interval|CI]], 1.04-1.22; I(2) = 0%)<ref name=" ...disease]]), found a [[statistical significance|significantly]] increased [[odds ratio]] of 1.09 (95% [[confidence interval|CI]], 1.02-1.17; I(2) = 11%) <ref name

...mong adults and the immunocompetent elderly (55 years and above) with an [[odds ratio]] 0.47 corresponding to an efficacy of 53%. Efficacy of 50% in developed c ...n against IPD in populations for whom the vaccine is currently utilized ([[odds ratio]] = 0.48).

* [[Obesity]] may by associated with both lymphedema and edema. The [[odds ratio]] of having obesity are about 2 among people who complain of swollen legs.<

! &nbsp;!! Study type!![[Relative risk ratio]] or [[odds ratio]]<br/>for all-cause mortality ...ng&pmid=18997198 |issn=}}</ref>)|| Men [[Odds ratio|OR]]=0.93<br/>Women [[Odds ratio|OR]]=0.94

...e [[relative risk]], retrospective cohorts should be summarized with the [[odds ratio]]. Examples of a retrospective cohort are ''Long-Term Mortality after Gastr

...nts and 868 control patients for 10 years ||Colorectal cancer death:<br/>[[Odds ratio]] 0.41|| align="center"|170 ...tients and 51,460 controls for 7.8 years || Colorectal cancer death:<br/>[[Odds ratio]] 0.69 || align="center"|325

...orrecting for publication bias, the findings remained significant ''(means odds ratio of 1.86)'', however, the main conclusion was that the results “were not c

===Transforming standardized mean difference to odds ratio=== <math>\text{Odds ratio} = \text{exp} ^ \left ( \text{2 * 1.96} \right )</math>

...=Glas AS, Lijmer JG, Prins MH, Bonsel GJ, Bossuyt PM| title=The diagnostic odds ratio: a single indicator of test performance. | journal=J Clin Epidemiol | year=

...7-fold increased risk of hyperkalemia-associated hospitalization (adjusted odds ratio, 6.7; 95% confidence interval, 4.5-10.0). No such risk was found with the u

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