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In general time of the day was not a significant predictor of line crossings, only KSS was a significant predictor with an OR of 5.4.

If considering prediction of death and/or admission to ICU, a PCT value >32.5 µg/L also remained the strongest independent and significant predictor, with an OR value at 6.4 [2.3–17.9] (p = 0.0004), with the presence of severe sepsis/septic shock (OR 4.4 [2.2 8.9]).

The available Golgi proteomic data is quite limited, and this also prevented us from testing the predictor with an independent test set.

Firstly, the data sets GSE4335 and Vijver were merged and adjusted by a data integration method (ComBat or Z-score normalization), resulting in a predictor with an average AUC of 0.73+/−0.01, HR = 4.8 (CI = 4.19 5.50).

Finally, a family history of asthma is a very significant predictor with an estimated OR of 6.4 (p < 0.001).

The area under this curve indicates the performance gain over a random predictor (with an area of 0.5).

Tens of thousands of people use The Apprentice Predictor with a real-time graph that fluctuates as people register who they think is most likely to win.

So you might be interested to learn that on Newtown Lane, in East Hampton, Long Island, there's a Presidential predictor with a perfect track record.

In Fig. 7b, to test the influence of δ-power on ITPC, we compared a model including δ-power as a predictor with a model considering only subject identity as a random factor.

In other parts of tropical Asia where farming practices are more dissimilar to native forest, distance to protected area is often a significant predictor with a large impact on bird diversity35,36.

Indeed, the only predictor with a notably stronger effect was partisanship, as you can see above: The most Republican-leaning voters were 61percentt more likely than the most Democratic-leaning voters to vote for Trump.