The phrase "a probable predictor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is likely to indicate or forecast a particular outcome or event.
Example: "The presence of certain genetic markers is a probable predictor of the likelihood of developing the disease."
Alternatives: "a likely indicator of" or "a potential forecaster of".
Moreover, together with vascular invasion, the expression of Oct3/4 and/or Nanog in primary cancer cells can be considered a probable predictor for selecting the patients at high risk of DNM who would benefit from additional treatment.
Further studies evaluating the long-term impact of MTS on HRQL as well as analysis of probable predictors of HRQL change and/or satisfaction will be important in understanding what elements of stimulant treatment contribute most to improvements in HRQL and satisfaction.
Increased social roles activities such as interacting with friends, being asked for advice, visiting sick friends, and initiating conversation with young people were a probable independent predictor of increased risk of cancer mortality.
WR strongly contributed to the idea of examining psychopathology as probable predictor variable of the LOS.
Multivariate analysis was then performed using the Cox logistic regression model including variables that showed significant associations with the outcome in the bivariate analyses (duration of symptoms) and variables that from previous research have been identified as probable predictors (level of education and clinical depression).
Probable predictors for recovery of burnout (sex, age, education, symptom duration, co-morbid depression, use of AD and sick leave) were originally tested by only including the patients who scored ≥ 4 at baseline with complete data (n = 180).
In relation to pre-trauma factors, our finding that age was a predictor of probable anxiety but not a predictor specifically of probable PTSD supports the findings from a number of previous studies [ 29, 31, 35] but we accept that the age range in our analysis was restricted to children and did not include adolescents.
We have attempted to reduce this by using univariate analysis to identify probable predictors, limiting the number of predictors and including these in the multivariate model.
These results also showed both high correlations and explained variance, and supported the conclusion of probable PTSD as a powerful predictor of poor QoL.
Past achievement is likely a good predictor of future success.
