Sentence examples for predictor of intensity from inspiring English sources

Of the individual probe parameters we examined, the best predictor of intensity (i.e., the one with the smallest residual variance) was ΔGcomplement; the best multivariate predictor was a combination of ΔGcomplement, ΔGhomodimer, and ΔGhairpin.

Hence, our study investigated sensory impairments (vision and hearing) and other important health-related variables (eg, cognitive functioning) as predictors of intensity of OT utilization.

Using the RPE as a guide for exercise intensity (rather than an objective measure) may have limited the accuracy of the training intensity; however the RPE has been found to be an accurate predictor of exercise intensity in diabetes [ 48].

We determined that a linear combination of the three free energies which we term "ΔGadjusted" was the best predictor of hybridization intensity for probes complementary to the target DNA.

The direction of sexual size dimorphism hence may not be a reliable predictor of the intensity of sexual selection among pycnogonids.

These authors report that sex was a significant predictor of pain intensity in their model of DOMS after an FCE.

A key finding from this study was that climate variability is an important predictor of the intensity of HFRS transmission in northeastern China.

We accounted for population density as a predictor of the intensity of the intrasexual reproductive competition, a factor that can favor infanticide (Ebensperger 1998; Mappes 2012).

Patients attempting one biopsy, compared to repetitive biopsies, also reported fewer episodes of unbearable pain [ 11], especially a long duration of puncture was a significant independent predictor of pain intensity [ 26].

We also show, for the first time, that the VM- CPM are a better predictor of relative intensity of PA compared to VA- CPM in this population, and their use should therefore be encouraged in future studies.

Finally, the opportunity for sexual selection (Is), an indirect metric for the potential strength of sexual selection, in A. biunguiculata males was less than half of that estimated in a sea spider with female-biased size dimorphism, suggesting the direction of size dimorphism may not be a reliable predictor of the intensity of sexual selection in this group.