SEP, whether measured by education, income, occupation, or a composite measure aggregating two or more of these indicators, is predictive of mortality across a wide range of health outcomes, including, but not limited to, CVD Housee 2002).
In all cases, increasing steps/day indicator values were predictive of decreasing anthropometric outcome values.
For example, in a study of 82 psoriasis patients, no patient characteristics and indicators of disease severity were predictive of utilities for the assessed health states (Zug et al, 1995).
Conclusions: BlueSky forecasts showed modest agreement with retrospective measures of smoke and were predictive of respiratory health indicators, suggesting they can provide useful information for public health protection.
Although several quality indicators of colonoscopy have been defined, quality assurance activities should be directed at the measurement of quality indicators that are predictive of key screening colonoscopy outcomes.
However, these variables could be viewed as intermediate indicators that are predictive of poor health but are a step removed from direct measures of disease.
Suffice to say that it is your job as a technical trader to find the one-in-ten stocks on which that indicator is predictive or, for a given security, to find the one or two indicators out of dozens available that are predictive.
Because high glucose is toxic and causes many types of tissue damage, any indicator of hyperglycemia is predictive of diabetes complications.
The majority of these indicators are known to be predictive of other injury-related outcomes (Bell et al. 2014).
These are called "leading indicators" because, unlike lagging indicators like recordable injuries, they are predictive of fatalities, serious injuries, or events that may have catastrophic consequences.
