Sentence examples for a predictor of deep from inspiring English sources

A review in a publication from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons supports the use of medial tenderness as a predictor of deep deltoid disruption in SE type ankle fractures [7].

Granted, some people just hit the Like button and go back to not caring, but research shows that for many others, social media engagement is a predictor of deeper involvement in other ways.

This is analogous to the findings of McManus et al. (2012) and further indicates that intron presence/absence may not be a good predictor of deep phylogenetic relationships, especially when taxon sampling is sparse.

This is not particularly new: in 2009 Van et al. observed that thrombelastography was a better predictor of deep vein thrombosis than anti-FXa activity in trauma and surgical patients [ 14].

A 3-mmol/L increase in BG was found to be an independent predictor of deep sternal wound infection, length of stay in the hospital and mortality rate.

In fact, a recent study of patients undergoing THA or TKA identified comorbid liver disease as the strongest predictor of deep prosthetic infection, increasing the odds 2.5-fold (Poultsides et al. 2013), and prosthetic hip infections in cirrhosis patients are difficult to eradicate (Hsieh et al. 2010).

After adjusting for potential confounding, early deep sedation was a predictor of time to extubation and mortality [ 30].

The two most important adverse prognostic factors are deep myometrial invasion, as a predictor of aggressive behavior, and sarcomatous overgrowth, as a predictor of poor prognosis[ 14, 25].

Venous thromboembolism (VTE), including deep venous thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE), is a common complication and a predictor of poor survival in cancer patients.

That's kind of a predictor of nice sales".

Age is no longer a predictor of performance.