Sentence examples for predictors for how from inspiring English sources

Drug-induced changes in [18 F]FDG uptake together with the expression levels of GLUTs and hexokinases in tumor cells may therefore serve as good predictors for how well [18 F]FDG-PET can be used for monitoring response in vivo in xenografts from a particular cell line.

In theory that means they should be good predictors for how something will affect a human subject.

"If you look across countries," says Lawrence Katz, a labor economist at Harvard, "education is the strongest predictor for how quickly the pie grows".

Eyeballing the notes I was relieved as her early warning score (made up of baseline vital signs, and a predictor for how unwell someone is) was 0. This wasn't someone who was rampantly septic.

We found that students' report of the frequency of instructor strategies was both a significant and strong predictor for how students responded to active learning.

The results in Texas could be an early predictor for how races across the country play out this year.

As it turns out, whether markets -- specifically stocks -- continue to fall or begin to rise over the next few days can be a useful predictor for how they will perform in the months and even years to come.

Nonetheless, the relationship between dN and dS will be a crucial predictor for how ω differs with evolutionary distance.

But when the p-distance was larger than 0.06, the success in one taxon was not a good predictor for how the markers worked in the other taxa.

Group labels such as African Americans fall short as a reliable predictor for how a member of this group will respond to medications such as beta-blockers.

The established relationships are robust predictors for estimating how roughness modulates sand flux and can be used with high confidence for designing control strategies using this approach for roughness elements ≈0.3 m high for areas with low to modest topography.