Sentence examples for exposure predictor from inspiring English sources

It is useful whether fetal growth is used as an outcome or as an exposure (predictor).

However, it is interesting that the only significant exposure predictor in our study was "seeing people injured" which was a significant predictor on all 3 outcome measures the IES, SCAS and BDS.

This work is a further development of our published adult PKPD-based warfarin model with S-warfarin as the only exposure predictor for INR response [ 20], or rather a theoretically scaled version of this model for use in children [ 21].

In the present study, the strong associations between the exposure predictors determined the definition of the latent exposure variable.

The base models of urinary and hair mercury were combined with main effect and interaction terms between the respective exposure predictors and dummy variables of each SNP.

The data allow us to examine the effect of incorporating spatial residual errors into the modeling framework of Molitor et al. (2006), potentially explaining a spatial structure not accounted for by the exposure predictors.

To assess demographic, clinical, magnetic resonance imaging, and treatment exposure predictors of time to 3 or 12-month confirmed disability worsening in clinically isolated syndrome (CIS) and early multiple sclerosis (MS).

With well-defined cohorts, outcomes, endpoints, exposures, predictors and possible confounders, a prospective observational study can give important contributions to ankle surgery in rheumatic patients.

In addition, these pure parametric approaches are not applicable when the analyte is an independent variable (exposure or predictor) rather than the outcome.

When comorbidity is an exposure or predictor of the outcome in the analysis, then the misclassification changes the pattern of the outcome response as a function of the "dose" of comorbidity.

To our knowledge, this study is the first to evaluate the association of air pollution exposure and predictors of cervical dysplasia in a racially diverse sample of women.