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The phrase "a risk predictor for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a variable or factor that can indicate the likelihood of a certain risk or outcome in various contexts, such as health, finance, or safety.
Example: "The study identified several key factors that serve as a risk predictor for developing heart disease."
Alternatives: "an indicator of risk for" or "a risk factor for".
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Inflammation is regarded as a risk predictor for metabolic syndrome and atherogenesis.
HbA1c has been considered as a risk predictor for subsequent diabetes and microvascular disease [ 2- 5, 28], and has been proposed as a risk predictor for macrovascular disease in people with DM [ 6, 29].
This means that elevated YKL-40 levels are a risk predictor for gastrointestinal cancer, independent of CRP levels.
This means that elevated CRP levels are a risk predictor for any cancer, independent of YKL-40 levels.
This means that elevated CRP levels are a risk predictor for lung cancer, independent of YKL-40 levels.
10 Fourthly, several prospective studies have reported resting heart rate be a risk predictor for certain specific causes of death, including CVD and non-CVD deaths.
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We did not obtain results indicating the BMI as an independent risk factor for AMD, but we detected a gene-BMI interplay as a potential risk predictor for AMD and such interactions have been reported elsewhere [ 31].
Aging seemed a strong risk predictor for CHD in both women and men, particularly for men.
Furthermore, 2 h glucose has been reported to be a better risk predictor for future cardiovascular events than fasting glucose.
It has been increasingly recognized that postprandial glucose might be a better risk predictor for cardiovascular events than fasting glucose in nondiabetic and diabetic populations alike (5).
Nevertheless, the high stage at diagnosis was a significant risk predictor for death (P<0.001) in all patients, followed by high grade (P=0.09).
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