Sentence examples for compelling predictor from inspiring English sources
Early achievement of remission with adalimumab was the most compelling predictor of subsequent long-term and sustained remission in patients with AS.
The results of this major study are compelling as predictors of health risk.
Furnam (2008) probably reflects most views when he says that "there is a large and compelling literature showing that intelligence is a good predictor of both job performance and training proficiency at work" (p. 204).
Population size and to a lesser extent geographic range are the predictors that show the most consistent correlations to all measures of r-PTR providing the most compelling support for the role of these two variables as predictors of parasite richness.
Its results were perceived by the medical community and the wider public as compelling evidence that saturated-fat consumption is the best dietary predictor of heart disease.
The pervasiveness of this trait across patient populations, and the fact that it is a significant predictor of therapeutic efficacy for some disorders [2] [4], provide compelling arguments for understanding the neuropharmacology of impulsivity.
There is compelling evidence from the literature that age and sex are important predictors of non-adherence to guidelines in primary care; 21 35 36 therefore, these variables will be included in the model regardless of statistical contribution.
The present investigation based on a large cohort of exclusively rectal cancer patients – one of the first in the literature – provides compelling evidence that an elevated preoperative CEA level is a strong and in our study independent predictor of overall survival.
Longevity and clutch size are predictors in residual Amblycera and genus richness but the results are not as compelling for Ischnocera and total species richness.
The predicted efficacy of very potent, targeted, and nonchemotherapeutic drugs in CLL along with the development of sensitive predictors of response offer a unique opportunity to intensify coordinated research programmes aimed at providing compelling evidence of the positive cost/efficacy ratio of these novel agents.
