Sentence examples for more negative predictors from inspiring English sources

These contradictory findings of the trial reported by Pár et al. [ 8] may be related to randomization bias because patients in the silymarin group exhibited more negative predictors of response; for example, these patients were older with higher fibrosis score and showed more severe pretreatment baseline oxidative stress than those in the placebo group [ 8].

Men who were taking medication before surgery reported higher disability indicating that taking medication prior to surgery is a more negative predictor of post-op disability in men.

Only higher serum concentration of β2MG was a predictor of more negative slope of eGFR in linear regression analysis (β = −0.222, SE = 0.111, and P = 0.049).

Fathers also report higher levels of criticism in their relationship with their partner, a key predictor of more negative outcomes in relationships over time.

In over 700 patients with a recent myocardial infarction, as compared with age-matched control individuals, a steeper (more negative slope) power law slope was the best predictor of mortality evaluated [ 86].

More negative life events and fewer social support were also common predictors of not developing the resilience pattern.

The only positive predictor of colorectal cancer (CRC) screening was province of residence, where members were more than 50% more likely to have had CRC screening if they lived in KwaZulu-Natal (OR=1.54) with no negative predictors.

First, they should pay more attention to narrowing the gaps between the AWC and DWC, as five subscales of the GWC were negative predictors of job satisfaction.

Under predictor 1, it says the correlation should be negative, because "younger clones should display more negative indices" - surely this is a positive relationship.

18 Serum vascular endothelial growth factor and fibronectin levels at baseline are negative predictors of response to IL-2, 19 whereas patients who develop hypothyroidism during therapy with IL-2 are more likely to respond.

More negative attacks.