Sentence examples for better predictor of need from inspiring English sources

PMEWS was a better predictor of need for admission (AUROC 0.944) and need of higher level of care (AUROC 0.83) compared with CURB-65 (AUROCs 0.881 and 0.640 respectively) but was not as good a predictor of subsequent inpatient mortality (AUROC 0.663).

To determine risk factors associated with an accelerated decline in lung function in cystic fibrosis (CF), and whether longitudinal changes in FEV1 would be a better predictor of the need for referral for lung transplantation than any single value for FEV1.

As noted in some previous reports, pain has been suggested to be a better predictor of disability and the need for surgery than does radiographic evidence of disease [ 1, 35].

Further research is needed to determine whether microvascular endothelial function is a better predictor of cardiovascular outcome than macrovascular endothelial function in patients with RA.

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

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.

Together, these findings suggest that relative income is a much better predictor of well-being than absolute income.

Most wanted the facts, but the third-party judgment proved a better predictor of how the date would go.

So which definition of earnings per share is a better predictor of future stock prices: options-expensed earnings per share or diluted earnings per share?

A recent study has found that loss of bone density may be an even better predictor of death from atherosclerotic disease than cholesterol levels.