Sentence examples for much stronger predictors from inspiring English sources

"Physical activity and healthy body weight are much stronger predictors of successful aging than alcohol consumption".

While researchers accept it is broadly true that "wealthier is healthier" across the roughly 500 districts in India's 'major states', accounting for 95% of the total population, they find that poverty and, crucially, illiteracy are much stronger predictors of poor public health than low average income.

While H.R. 2646 focuses exclusively on mental illness, much stronger predictors of gun violence include: access to guns, substance use, poverty, and a history of violence.

However, results showed that diagnosis and treatment were much stronger predictors of return-to-work than cancer-related symptoms such as fatigue, depressive symptoms or cognitive problems.

Furthermore, only men were enrolled in the study and blood lipid data were available only for total cholesterol concentration (rather than cholesterol fractions or apolipoproteins, which are much stronger predictors of vascular mortality than total cholesterol).

We did not include endoscopic grade of GVHD in upper gastrointestinal tract as one of the risk factors in the assessment of overall survival based on cumulative risks because this data was not available for many patients and the other 4 risk factors were much stronger predictors.

"Any history of violent behavior is a much stronger predictor of future violence than mental-health diagnosis," he told me.

Social background remains a much stronger predictor of how children do at school than in top-performing countries such as Canada, Finland and Korea.

Rather, their strong suspicion that African Americans are getting too much--a belief held by the overwhelming majority of Trump voters--was a much stronger predictor of their vote choices in last month's election.

They then plotted out all of the responses to see if there was any correlation and found that, while self esteem does play a role, whether or not a person bases their self-worth on social acceptance is a much stronger predictor of a risk of Facebook addiction.

These results are in agreement with the observation [20] that the density of rodent hosts (and the abundance of their food source) is a much stronger predictor of the density of infected nymphs compared to non-network related factors such as weather and density of deers.