As it turns out, "the most consistent predictor of profit margin is party affiliation," Martin says.
Perhaps the most consistent predictor of presidential greatness, Messrs. Uscinski and Simon found, is military service.
The other is television, the heavy watching of which, Putnam says, is "the single most consistent predictor" of low civic engagement.
"Having a lower level of education, particularly having only a high school diploma/GED or less, was the most consistent predictor of fear," he wrote in analysis.
I show that rising education and income have mixed effects on Hindu secularization, but rising health is the most consistent predictor of secular attitudes.
He shows that rising education and income have mixed effects on Hindu secularization, but rising health is the most consistent predictor of secular attitudes.
A negative relationship with understorey cover (including eucalypts if <5 m high) was the most consistent predictor of total activity and species richness.
Identity correlates shift depending on the group under consideration and that time in the region is the most consistent predictor, followed by age, and political ideology.
Gratitude, which was measured by how appreciated and valued individuals felt by their spouse, turned out to be the most consistent predictor of marital quality.
The results indicate that the strongest and most consistent predictor of performance was the interaction between a holist cognitive style score and an interface based on the principles of EID.
The most consistent predictor of drinking was ownership of a hat, poster, or T-shirt that advertised alcohol, they said, and the one-fifth of sixth graders who owned such items were almost twice as likely to take up drinking as those who did not.
