Sentence examples for predictor of strength from inspiring English sources
Although there was significant correlation of lumbar extensor muscle strength and fibre angles, it did not appear to be a strong predictor of strength.
In this study we found that height was the best predictor of strength for both children and adults and that other variables added little to the model.
The interaction between depressive symptomatology and weight has also been explored as a predictor of strength decline in frail elderly men over a 3-year follow-up period in the Honolulu Heart study, demonstrating greater declines in those who were depressed and underweight (body mass index [BMI] <20 kg/m), 30 although all frailty criteria were not measured.
Eventually, Plomin says, DNA analysis will give each child a Learning Chip (his capitals) as "a reliable genetic predictor" of strengths and weaknesses.
However, independent predictors of strength outcome remain unknown.
Other factors like personality traits, educational background of parents and nationality need to be evaluated as predictors of strength of motivation.
Intramuscular E2, T, DHT, and DHEA proved to be significant, independent predictors of strength and power explaining 59 64% of the variation in knee extension strength and 80 83% of the variation of vertical jumping height in women (P < 0.005 for all models).
Interestingly, in this analysis, the measure of grip strength was not a strong predictor of cervical strength in this specific group of front-row players, where player weight and number of years of experience of playing in the front row were the most important factors.
Fund-raising success is not always an accurate predictor of electoral strength, as Howard Dean's failed candidacy showed in 2004.
Trouble Starts Early The best predictor of bone strength in midlife and beyond is how well the skeleton was constructed in childhood and adolescence.
However, in our multivariate regression analysis ICU LOS was not found to be a predictor of muscle strength or 6MWT.
