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More recently, researchers have begun to focus on two primary categories of global quality — structure and process (Cassidy et al., 2005), and studies show that process quality provides more powerful predictors of child outcomes than does the structural feature of the classrooms (Howes et al., 2008; Mashburn et al., 2008).

Finally, systemic biomarkers were more powerful predictors of multijoint disease than of disease in any single joint when added to a statistical model containing risk factor data (age, height, and weight).

The combined algorithms are more powerful predictors of future CVD than individual risk factors.

Both of these measurements reflect atrial stasis and were more powerful predictors of PAF than LA dimension alone [ 70].

These studies showed that gene-expression-based biomarkers were more powerful predictors of outcome than traditional clinical criteria.

Medication beliefs have indeed been shown elsewhere to be more powerful predictors of reported adherence than clinical and socio-demographic factors [ 23].

Religious involvement is a much, much more powerful predictor of how someone will vote than income, education, gender or any other social and demographic category save race.

And social capital was a more powerful predictor of student achievement gains than any of the measures of teacher knowledge, ability, or experience.

"Another possibility is that change in telomere length might be a more powerful predictor than our measurement, taken at a single time," said Weinstein.

We find that this coevolution of expression is a more powerful predictor of physical interaction than is coevolution of amino acid sequence.

A person's peak exercise capacity as measured on a treadmill test is a more powerful predictor of how long someone will live than are risk factors like heart disease, high blood pressure or smoking, a study says.