In addition, students who had higher GPAs, were enrolled in a higher year of study and had higher Intrinsic motivation (Enjoyment subscale) also had a lower willingness to engage others in academic cheating, while higher extrinsic motivation on the Compensation subscale was a positive predictor for such behaviour (Table 4).
There are many different predictors for PEE, such as partial difference expanding (PDE) predictor [12], edge-detection mechanism (MED) [13] predictor, Gaussian weight predictor [14], or accurate predictor [15].
Finally, other predictors for exposure, such as age of youngest child, could have been included.
Remarkably, well-known predictors for outcome, such as NT-proBNP and renal function, were not predictive in this study.
Predictors for pyelonephritis such as fever, flank/back pain, nausea and vomiting were also consistent with literature.
It is possible that other predictors for diabetes, such as family history and experience of chronic disease, are stronger contributors for building risk perception than weight perception.
This analysis also retained known independent predictors for survival, such as disease recurrence, pN, and tumour grading, whereas age and sex were not retained.
In a multivariable Cox model with known strong predictors for OS and EFS such as age, grading and staging, Her4 expression was, however, no longer significant.
