Sentence examples for more important predictor from inspiring English sources

According to Random Forest's variable importance measures, for both study populations, lived health is a more important predictor of SRGH than biological health.

In fact, economic development is a far more important predictor of civil wars than is whether a nation's population is fragmented along religious or ethnic lines.

Income relative to that of peers in local areas or to that in the past is a more important predictor of life satisfaction than absolute income.

A paper by researchers at the Amherst Securities Group suggests that being underwater "is a far more important predictor of defaults than unemployment".

It turns out that tenure is a much more important predictor of intention to quit; i.e., people who have worked longer for an employer are less likely to leave.

Our findings suggest that level of perceived control over life is a more important predictor of quality of diet in women of lower educational attainment than in those of higher educational attainment.

His multidisciplinary studies on isolation have shown that perceived isolation, or loneliness, is "a more important predictor of a variety of adverse health outcomes than is objective social isolation".

They concluded that the direction and strength of feedbacks were generally species-specific, and hence plant species identity (i.e., whether the resident species is conspecific or heterospecific) could be a more important predictor of plant soil feedbacks than mycorrhizal type match/mismatch.

Progrressive pain was a more important predictor of total events than of survival alone.

Age is a more important predictor (negative) for memory than for metal intactness.

But for female candidates, attractiveness was an even more important predictor of success.