Sentence examples for predictive of occurrence from inspiring English sources

Further studies are necessary whether the observed deviations in the biomarkers of inflammation and oxidative stress are predictive of occurrence of CVD.

Our objective was to document the incidence of unplanned extubations, to discern possible variables predictive of occurrence and outcome, and to formulate preventive measures.

To improve the referral compliance it is necessary to focus on the referral indications which are more predictive of occurrence of the complications and are as well acceptable to women and the community.

By accounting for biotic interactions we mean adjusting species' predictive probabilities of occurrence based on spatial patterns in certain other species at a given time.

Simulated data consisted in a binary outcome E representing occurrence of the event, and a continuous covariate X predictive of both occurrence and drop-out.

BVM and HRM were associated with similar risk of desaturation occurrence whereas NIV (OR 0.10 [0.01–0.81]) was protective and HFNC (OR 5.75 [1.15–28.75]) was predictive of desaturation occurrence.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07277.022 Looking at individual male features predicting female song, we found that tarsal vibrations and proboscis licking were most predictive of the occurrence of female song.

In this way the tone was less predictive of the occurrence of a shock.

Therefore, a CMS-induced reduction of sucrose consumption was not predictive of the occurrence of any other parameter assessed in the study.

Lower MCS after completion of chemotherapy is also highly predictive of the occurrence of psychological disorders.

The presence of upper GI symptoms (dyspepsia and reflux) is not predictive of the occurrence of GI complications.