Sentence examples for more important predictors from inspiring English sources

Indeed, all of the height percentiles were more important predictors than any other variable, apart from the quadratic mean.

Results indicate that temperature shocks are more important predictors of food prices than rainfall shocks in Uganda.

The authors hypothesized that perioperative variables are more important predictors of mortality than patient-prosthesis mismatch (PPM).

Moreover, we found that enjoyment and prolonged use of the platform were more important predictors for purchases in virtual worlds than in games.

Patient clinical characteristics appear to be more important predictors of cART initiation.

Instead, physical and psychological impairments that are commonly found in this patient population are more important predictors of pain.

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.

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

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".

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