In most studies of predictors of alcohol consumption in pregnancy, demographic characteristics have been examined.
Most kinds of predictors have parameters that must be assigned values before the predictor is fully specified.
Most of these predictors are also modifiable and could potentially serve as targets for re-entry interventions.
The 95% CI of the prediction accuracies overlaped broadly for most of the predictors.
As a result, most of the predictors were constructed with only two question items.
Most of these predictors have been consistently observed in other studies.
Most of nonpsychiatric predictors of delirium are in direct relation with decreased cerebral perfusion and oxygen supply.
Most of these predictors can be controlled before surgery and this will facilitate the decision about discharging a patient.
Most of the predictor variables suffered from missing data.
Most of the predictor measures were obtained from the Warfighter Status Survey by Booth-Kewley et al. [ 37].
