Sentence examples for predictor of occurrence from inspiring English sources

We found that the ASA grade was not a key predictor of occurrence of complication in this cohort of patients.

Stand type was a significant predictor of occurrence in individual CWD objects for 30% of analysed individual beetle species.

Pesticide occurrence in water or sediment was not a strong predictor of occurrence in tissue, but pesticide concentrations in tissue were correlated positively to agricultural and urban land, and negatively to forested land in 2-km buffers around the sites.

Of 10 habitat attributes examined, fruiting tree density was the best predictor of occurrence for both species.

Configuration played a minor role in field studies of forest breeding birds across 94 different landscapes [36] and was a relatively poor predictor of occurrence of flying squirrels when compared to landscape composition in a Canadian forest mosaic [37].

Moreover, preoperative FGF23 level was a significant and independent predictor of occurrence of postoperative AKI (Table  2).

Slopes with high shrub coverage were the best predictors of occurrence of Canary Islands stonechats at a landscape scale.

Relatively little overlap was evident between regions in predictors of occurrence and effects of marsh area on particular species.

We identified two environmental predictors, namely Tasseled cap 1 (a range value of land brightness) and slope, and three variables derived from human use (house densities, unpaved roads and fences) as the best predictors of occurrence of the species.

Therefore, the continued search for determinants and predictors of occurrence and prognosis of CVD is of paramount importance.

A multivariate analysis identified World Federation of Neurological Surgeons WFNSscoreore, modified Fisher score, and plasma copeptin levels as independent predictors of occurrence of VSP, and in-hospital and oneyear mortality.