Sentence examples for a leading predictor from inspiring English sources

Sexual assault is a leading predictor for post-traumatic stress disorder.

One, from ailments like high blood pressure and heart attacks, is a leading predictor of death.

After examining data from more than 1,400 dams worldwide, it identifies the rate of soil erosion into a reservoir as a leading predictor of carbon dioxide emissions.

ND is a leading predictor of smoking continuation [ 32, 33].

Studies have consistently shown that individuals with strong family support are less likely to be placed in an institution and that the absence of family caregiving is a leading predictor of institutional placement [ 21].

This finding is similar, although on a much finer spatial resolution, to Hocking and Reimchen [ 34], who found that chum salmon abundance was a leading predictor of δN variation in plants and invertebrates at the watershed level.

The leading predictor of an athletic injury is a past injury, especially one that was undiagnosed, untreated or improperly rehabilitated, Dr. Koester noted.

The downward revisions in the estimates by Mr. Perriss and Lauren Rich Fine, an analyst who follows the advertising industry for Merrill Lynch, come after similar re-evaluations by other forecasters, including Robert J. Coen, considered the leading predictor of ad spending.

Our research found that integrating social data with core CX capabilities such as closed-loop feedback is the leading predictor of not only CX performance but also CX improvement over time.

What insurers and workers' comp agencies are discovering is that when workers are treated with high doses of opioid drugs fairly soon after these injuries, it's the leading predictor for them not coming back to work for long periods of time, or ever.

Exposure to childhood trauma is the leading predictor of school misbehavior and the second leading predictor of academic failure.