"predictor role" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the role someone has in predicting or anticipating something, particularly in occupational or organizational contexts. For example, you could say "The data analyst assumed a predictor role in providing forecasts of the company's future revenue."
Our study did not show an independent predictor role neither of the hormone receptors nor the HER2 receptor status on any of the outcomes we analyzed.
Therefore, the main aims of this study were to investigate changes in HRQoL, SOC, spirituality and religious coping in a group of women with breast cancer from the pre-diagnosis phase to 6 months later, compared with a matched control group and to explore the predictor role of SOC, spirituality, and religious coping within the breast cancer group at the 6-month follow-up.
The aims of this study were (1) to investigate changes in HRQoL, sense of coherence (SOC), spirituality and religious coping in a group of women with breast cancer from the pre-diagnosis phase to 6 months later in comparison with a control group, and (2) to explore the predictor role of SOC, spirituality, and religious coping within the breast cancer group at the 6-month follow-up.
This seems to justify further studies of PKC-b in CLL and FL cancers because it was shown to have potential predictor roles in DLBCL, even though PKC-b expression is much lower in DLBCL cancers than either CLL or FL.
Co-morbidities and chemotherapy were significant predictors in role functioning model (P = 0.032 and 0.009) respectively.
A number of stepwise regression analyses were conducted to determine the best predictors of role stress.
In view of that, the findings confirm that the department of affiliation, academic rank, length of services, and employment status of faculty members were significant predictors of role stress and role conflict among medical school faculty members [ 19].
Predictors for role strain have previously been identified – mutuality, defined as the ability to find gratification and meaning in the relationship with the person living with dementia and the caregiving situation, and preparedness for caregiving, pertaining to one's perceived self-efficacy in managing the problems that come with dementia caregiving.
Our results suggest that nutrition dependence of secondary sexual traits is not necessarily a predictor of their role in mating success and that female mate choice is the result of complex interactions between multiple male traits.
We did not enter caregiver HRQL as a predictor of caregiver role, as it was entered as a predictor of HRQL.
Their preference is by far the strongest predictor of the role they perceive themselves as playing in clinical decision-making, with 87% of respondents perceiving themselves as practicing their preferred role.
