Sentence examples for predictor of stability from inspiring English sources

Specialty chosen was the only significant independent predictor of Stability.

In addition, mCSM was a much better predictor of stability changes in p53 than either SDM or PoPMuSiC, consistent with our larger analysis.

Predictors of stability, and of not having chosen a specialty, were calculated using bootstrapped logistic regression.

Whereas predictors of stability or instability are not the primary aim of this study, their associations may also inform an evaluation of stability.

Since our main interest was describing the resilient students, we decided to employ the two-cluster solution, with one stable and one labile group, and applied logistic regression analysis to identify predictors of stability versus fluctuation.

While we also recognise that torsion stability or combined mechanisms may arguably be more clinically relevant predictors of stability, the magnitude of pull-out forces in our series (between 0.7 kN and 1.6 kN) is comparable to the range of failure values reported in the literature (0.7 kN to 2 kN).

We, therefore, recommend that the disrupted medial calcar is a predictor of poor stability and vascularity of PHFx and that stability and vascularity should be checked meticulously and repaired accurately before, during, and after surgical treatment.

Soil C N ratio was the best predictor of aggregate stability.

We found that within every soil group, chlorophyll a was a moderate to excellent predictor of soil stability (R2 = 0.21 0.75), and consistently better than EPS.

The results showed that light backscatter response measured during meat emulsification has potential as an early predictor of emulsion stability during finely comminuted meat products manufacturing.

The objectives of this study were to investigate whether patient knowledge is a predictor of treatment stability in anticoagulant clinic patients and to evaluate the correlation between the patients' subjective assessment of own knowledge and their score on a validated knowledge assessment instrument.