Sentence examples for be the sole predictor from inspiring English sources

Increasing conformity may not be the sole predictor of wear performance and highly crosslinked fixed-bearing polyethylene insert can also provide high wear performance.

Immaturity is nonetheless unlikely to be the sole predictor of DFWC problems, since there was wide variance in corrected gestational age at the first decreased FWC.

PCO2 after 1.5 hours could be the sole predictor of successful NIV with 100% specificity.

Multivariate stepwise regression modelling of global isometric neck strength revealed neck circumference to be the sole predictor of isometric extension, and accounted for around a third of the variation in cervical isometric extension (adjusted R = 30.34).

The non-significant difference between the low CRP and the intermediate CRP groups by post hoc analyses (data not shown) implied that initial CRP level cannot be the sole predictor of final mortality.

If task difficulty is the sole predictor of interruption cost, there should be a linear increase in time cost as task difficulty increases (shadowing < 1-back < 3-back).

For instance, when income is the sole predictor of burglary there is a clear victimisation divide between the poorest households and those in middle and high incomes (Nilsson and Estrada 2006; Tilley et al. 2011).

In the model with MLH1 IHC status and MLH1-promoter-methylation status, both variables were statistically significant, as was the SNP in the model where it was the sole predictor.

Shorter tachycardia cycle length was the sole predictor of LPFVT recurrence.

In this study, decreasing CD4 count was the sole predictor of having leucopenia.

Neck circumference was the sole predictor of isometric extension (adjusted R = 30.34).