Sentence examples for predictors of age from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, infectious disease markers were the predominant predictors of age, perhaps reflecting different vaccination or exposure histories.

The bivariate models were fitted with the unadjusted predictors of age, period and cohort, respectively.

Continuous predictors of age and disease duration were assessed for normality via measures of skewness and kurtosis.

Multiple linear regression was used to evaluate potential predictors of age of diabetes diagnosis in subjects who had their first autoantibody measurement before 1.5 years (n = 38).

To identify predictive variables, binary logistic regression models were created using the forward stepwise method to identify clinical variables that were good predictors of age of illness onset.

Univariate analysis was undertaken using all baseline variables including standard risk predictors of age, diabetes, hypertension, left ventricular ejection fraction and renal function.

In addition, perceived age has been shown to be predictive of mortality in elderly individuals and associated with predictors of age-related diseases independently of chronological age [3], [4], [5] indicating its utility as a biomarker of aging.

We examined nine phthalate monoester metabolites, measured in prenatal urine samples, as predictors of age-adjusted AGI in regression and categorical analyses that included all participants with prenatal urine samples (n = 85).

Elevated IL-6 and other factors are strong predictors of age-related morbidity and mortality (Varadhan et al., 2014) but the precise role of these factors in various age-related diseases in humans remains to be elucidated.

In addition, as discussed earlier, interaction with XRCC5 and WRN are strong predictors of ageing-relatedness for DNA repair genes.

In particular, GO terms related to "response to stimulus" turned out to be reasonably good predictors of ageing-relatedness for DNA repair genes.