Sentence examples for much weaker predictors from inspiring English sources

Handgrip strength and the BODE index without an exercise test were both much weaker predictors of 2-year mortality, but a BODE index with the STS test instead of the 6MWD showed excellent prediction of 2-year mortality.

Among middle-aged and younger adults, income is the strongest single predictor of SWB and health is a much weaker predictor of SWB than among older adults.

The stepwise backward regression (r = 0.401) in all participants revealed M (β = 0.021 ± 0.005, P < 0.00006) to be the strongest predictor of β-cell sensitivity, whereas clamp-end insulin concentration (β = 0.266 ± 0.098, P < 0.01) and group affiliation (β = −0.051 ± 0.020, P < 0.02) were also predictors, although much weaker.

As shown in Table 3 H|H is generally a much stronger predictor than other positive selection measures, with much higher Z-scores of consistent sign; ΔiHH and iHS are both weaker predictors, and the relationship between the sign of the value and whether or not a marker is an eQTL actually changes between data sets.

But others are much weaker.

It is much weaker".

"To me, that proposition is much weaker.

It was much weaker than expected.

Ultimately, however, he presented much weaker legislation.

"One side is much weaker," Maleeva said.

The gangs themselves are also much weaker.