Sentence examples for being a better predictor from inspiring English sources

Recent work has shown that heterogeneous resources, either in space or time, can be a major driver of inter-group contacts, often resulting in non-Euclidean distance being a better predictor of inter-group contact rates than Euclidean distance [46], [47].

Our finding of attenuations in effect size after adjustment for adult SEP suggests that associations between childhood SEP and physical capability levels could be partially explained by the tracking of SEP across life, with SEP in adulthood being a better predictor than childhood SEP.

These findings suggest ascertainment bias is unlikely to explain WC being a better predictor of clinically diagnosed diabetes in women.

Furthermore, home BP has the added value of being a better predictor of CV morbidity and mortality than office BP.

However, if anything, WC emerges as the far stronger predictor in women and this argument would bias against WC being a better predictor.

Manderbacka, Kareholt, Martikainen and Lundberg [ 5] found the predictive quality of global and age-comparative SRH items was dependent on gender, with the age-comparative item being a better predictor of mortality for males than females in simultaneous models.

"That's a better predictor of the future than a head-to-toe exam".

Where the race is a better predictor is showing who is likely to get absolutely nowhere.

In a 2011 meta-analysis, psychologists Ronald Fischer, and Diana Boer found that autonomy is a better predictor of happiness than money.

According to Harvard's own analysis, the personal rating was a better predictor of admission than the academic rating.

"I'm a better predictor of votes than most people," he said by telephone.