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As an example, the predictors that were significantly associated with the outcome 'communication' were three factors of job satisfaction: 'freedom of working method' (β = 0.127), 'colleagues and fellow workers' (β = 0.397) and 'recognition for work' (β = 0.211).

For example, the predictor variable sleep was 1 for members of the group PM AM, and 0 for members of the group AM PM.

However, both approaches have serious drawbacks—for example, the predictor selection process may not be stable (small changes in the data or in the predictor selection process could lead to different predictors being included in the final model).

This is promising because using a universal trait (i.e., MAD) in the analysis enables us to compare and synthesize results from studies using different accelerometers and eventually to make more reliable conclusions, for example, about the predictors and health impacts of intensity-specific physical activity.

For example, the best predictors of high intelligence include "Thunderstorms," "The Colbert Report," "Science," and "Curly Fries," whereas low intelligence was indicated by "Sephora," "I Love Being A Mom," "Harley Davidson," and "Lady Antebellum".

For example, the major predictors of learning gains consisted of the student predicting the behavior of a circuit, explaining why, observing what happens, and explaining discrepancies between prediction and observation.

An AUROC of 0.79 is on a par with, for example, the Framingham predictors of Coronary Heart Disease [ 21].

For example, the significant predictors from the current meta-analyses could be converted into a practical screening tool of NH admission risk.

In the United Kingdom [ 10] for example, the main predictors of near misses were: age over 34 years, non- white ethnic group, past or current hypertension, previous postpartum haemorrhage, delivery by emergency caesarian section, antenatal admission to hospital, multiple pregnancy, social exclusion and iron or anti-depressants use at antenatal booking.

The earliest analog computers were special-purpose machines, as for example the tide predictor developed in 1873 by William Thomson (later known as Lord Kelvin).

For example, the MED predictor combines three past pixels (x t,x tr,x r ) as the context of the current pixel (y) as illustrated in Fig. 1 b.