Sentence examples for consistently to predict from inspiring English sources

Lower SES has also been shown consistently to predict poorer psychological outcomes after cancer [ 46].

With respect to biomedical and injury-related factors, more severe injuries [ 6, 7, 12, 13, 16] and greater pain and functional disability [ 15, 17, 18] have been demonstrated consistently to predict chronic disability.

The trajectory of an object moving close to the midline of vision was consistently harder to predict than objects moving at greater angles to the observer.

Having worked in two college admissions offices, I know that the profit-driven SAT tests consistently fail to predict the long-term success of students in college.

"High attainment in the STEM subjects have been consistently shown to predict future income over and above overall school performance," the study noted.

This kinetic formalism consistently failed to predict the measured ensemble FRET efficiency.

MGMT methylation assessed by the qMSP test has been consistently shown to predict response to the alkylating agent TMZ, measured by either PFS or overall survival, in GBM patients [13], [28], [29], [30], [31], [32].

Although homocysteine has consistently shown to predict cardiovascular disease in prospective studies, recent meta-analyses and reviews of the homocysteine-lowering trials showed no effect on cardiovascular end points of homocysteine lowering by means of folate and vitamin B in individuals with prior cardiovascular disease [26], [27].

Except for IgG4-related SC, no clinical factor has been consistently demonstrated to predict subsequent relapse.

COMP is foremost among hitherto investigated biomarkers and is most consistently shown to predict knee OA progression.

A good response to NAC has been consistently shown to predict for better outcome (Mandard et al, 1994; Fareed et al, 2009; Noble et al, 2013).