To try to deal with the likely endogeneity of job insecurity (and possible bias due to its subjective nature), we examine robustness to using a predicted measure of job insecurity instead.
To investigate whether the Semmes-Weinstein monofilament examination (SWME) was associated with, and could predict, measures of physical performance and the risk of fall in older people.
Because one of our goals was to examine variation in a wider array of primates, we used the older measure of overlap, which strongly predicts measures of synchrony obtained with the newer measure, enabled us to include more species (nstrepsirrhine = 22, nhaplorhine = 49), and provided more direct comparison to the analyses in Nunn [10].
Patient-reported outcomes related to visual function are important as, ultimately, the clinical relevance of measures of visual function, structure, and electrophysiology will be determined by how they relate to or predict measures of vision-specific quality of life.
We then looked at decreased spirometry measures, as defined by a measure being < 80% of the predicted measure.
A mathematical model based on volume averaging was developed to predict measured values of the effective thermal properties of two-phase materials.
Increasing IL-16 levels not only predicted hyperactive symptoms (above) but clearly predicted quantitative measures of motor activity, especially (but not only) in ADHD children.
Structural Equation Modeling analyses indicated that the SR latent factor predicted both measures of students' achievement significantly, but the SD factor did not predict either achievement measure significantly.
The advantage is that the Mincer equations can be estimated on pre-reform data, which purges the predicted income measures of any effects of the reforms.
A correlational analysis was conducted to consider how far the mean amplitude of P1 and Ta could be predicted from measures of ITC and ERSP at different ages.
