Sentence examples for predictive of age from inspiring English sources

We know that economic factors such as educational attainment and market wages are predictive of age at marriage and the probability of divorce, but much of the individual variation in marital histories remains unexplained.

The results show that, when used simultaneously, the volumes of the midbrain, pons and medulla are significantly more predictive of age than the volume of the entire brainstem, estimated as their sum.

The analysis resulted in two models predictive of age of onset.

Factors correlating and potentially predictive of age of diagnosis of children followed from birth are less well characterized.

Accordingly, in adult women, AMH levels decline steadily with age and are highly predictive of age at menopause (3).

These findings suggest that MBG-independent, between-patient differences in HbA1c are predictive of AGE burden in the skin and potentially influence the development of diabetes complications.

Some limitations to our method may have decreased our ability to identify additional genetic interactions predictive of age-related cataract.

Not only early changes in energy metabolism, but also in glucose homeostasis are apparently predictive of aging and lifespan.

Evidence for the predictive value of comorbidities and for the predictive value of age on quality of life of survivors is scarce.

Also using waist circumference we found the same total predicted variance (r = 0.38, P < 0.001), and confirmed the predictive capacity of age (β = 0.31, P < 0.001) and exercise intensity (%HRmax, β = 0.43, P < 0.001).

Multiple linear regression analysis was used to assess the predictive value of age, resting follicle number, pretreatment ovarian volume, and peak systolic velocity for response to gonadotropin stimulation.