Sentence examples for potent predictors from inspiring English sources

A forward stepwise procedure was used to identify most potent predictors.

A forward stepwise procedure was used to identify most potent predictors of outcome variable.

However, during the last decade, other traits besides cognitive skills have emerged as potent predictors of life outcomes.

Results indicated that site usage increased students' perceptions that they would have a diverse social support network during their first semester at college, even when controlling for other potent predictors.

However, it does not include renal function, albuminuria, or ethnicity, which are often potent predictors of CVD (3– 6).

Thus, constitutional factors (e.g. genetic background) and individual income may be far more potent predictors of ESRD than community SES.

Other long-term studies have also pinpointed exercise as the single most potent predictor of healthy longevity, in women as well as in men.

In Seattle, the second of the three districts, the amount of daylight was "a more potent predictor" of student performance than sex, class size or whether the student came from a single-parent household, the study found.

To determine the most potent predictor of INS a regression analysis of sodium measures was performed.

Teacher-child interactions have been identified as the strongest indicator of quality and most potent predictor of child outcomes.

In a preliminary study, Chawla and colleagues demonstrated furosemide stress test to be a potent predictor of progression to AKI stage III or need for RRT [48, 49].