Sentence examples for most consistent correlates from inspiring English sources

Older age and inability to access medical care were the most consistent correlates of chronic morbidity and/or multimorbidity in this study population.

The results of multivariable analysis (Table 3) indicate that sex, wealth and level of education were the most consistent correlates in all five situations.

Among Canadian-French study participants, these authors found that persistent suicidal ideas, Axis I psychopathology, female gender and childhood sexual abuse (CSA) were the most consistent correlates of suicide attempts.

In particular, walkability is expected to be related to active transportation, and a recent review confirms that proximity to parks and recreation facilities was one of the most consistent correlates of adolescent physical activity [ 29].

The most consistent correlates of sipping in childhood are children's perceptions of parental approval of child sipping, perceived parent drinking status, parents' reported approval of child sipping, and parents' reported drinking frequency (Donovan and Molina, 2008; Jackson et al., 2012, 2013; Johnson et al., 1997; Quine and Stephenson, 1990).

In a more recent review, centered in PTSD after disasters, some of the most consistent correlates of PTSD, as interpreted by the authors, were female gender, prior traumas, lack of social support, degree of exposure to disasters, as well as comorbid psychiatric conditions [ 33].

The most consistent correlate across studies to date appears to be age, such that younger trial participants indicate worse study product adherence than older trial participants.

GPA at entry was the strongest and most consistent correlate of academic performance, but waned in relative strength as the course progressed.

Consequently, perhaps the most consistent correlate of CBF has been aggregate measures of neuronal activity, such as the summed field potential (Mathiesen et al., 1998; Masamoto et al., 2008).

Self-efficacy related to barriers to PA was investigated for its association with SB in this study because it is the strongest and most consistent correlate of PA in this age group [ 44, 45], also found previously in the HEIA study [ 46].

Abnormalities in dendritic shape are the most consistent pathologic correlate of behavioral deficits in heritable and environmentally triggered neurodevelopmental disorders (Bourgeron 2009; Fukuda et al. 2005; Garey 2010; Penzes et al. 2011; Svitkina et al. 2010).