Sentence examples for more direct predictor from inspiring English sources
First, while our data supports the importance of both habit and previous behavior, the data also revealed that in our study previous behavior was a more direct predictor than habit: the effect of habit strength on future behavior was to a large extent mediated by previous behavior.
We removed elevation, as it was correlated with canopy cover and fruit density, which are biologically more direct predictors of bear use.
In contrast to our results, Röder et al. [ 11] found more direct predictors of HRQoL besides coping.
It is fairly reasonable to suggest that a more direct CIN predictor for malignant progression would be desirable.
A more direct approach to measuring predictor quality is the use of mild acid elution and mass spectrometry to determine MHC-binding peptides.
Due to platform differences, a more direct validation of the predictor accuracy was only possible among the 3 U 133 datasets, after allowing for gene content mismatch compared with the NCI cDNA original predictor.
Also, since most of the significant predictors in the cost models referred to the baseline status, predictors could have a more direct relationship to costs in the ensuing 1st year than to costs in the pre-study year and in the 2nd year.
Vegetation is generally preferred as a source of potential predictors because of having a more direct link with reproductive necessities of species than topography and climate.
We would want to see more direct evidence that discord between one's desired weight and one's actual weight is a predictor of morbidity and mortality.
Coughlin was more direct.
