Sentence examples for predictors of very from inspiring English sources

The predictors of very poor HRQoL (15D total score <0.70) were assessed using the 15D instrument.

Predictors of "very low" (<25 nmol/L), "low" (25 50 nmol/L), and "higher" (≥75 nmol/L) 25(OH D concentrations were examined using multivariate polytomous logistic regression.

The statistically significant predictors of very low 25(OH D concentrations (<25 nmol/L) were black race/ethnicity, low vitamin D intake, female sex, obesity, sedentary behavior, and winter blood draw.

Our study was able to circumvent this difficulty, since there were relatively few significant differences between low and normal birth weight newborns taking into account almost all of the indicators of social and economic conditions, such as education, size of municipality, social and familial support whereas they were found to be reliable predictors of very LBW compared to LBW.

Indeed, our mean +/− SD cervical length measurement in Group B was almost identical to that reported in the study of TTTS patients prior to treatment in which cervical length was shown to be the main predictor of very preterm delivery [13].

This new TOR rule would offer a rule that finds a more than 99% predictor of very poor outcome.

This new TOR rule would offer a rule with a more than 99% predictor of very poor outcome.

Paternal race/ethnicity is an important predictor of very low birth weight among Caucasian and Hispanic mothers.

Paternal race/ethnicity is an important predictor of very low birth weight among non-Hispanic Caucasian and Hispanic mothers.

We developed and validated a new TOR rule for emergency department physicians consisting of 3 prehospital variables (no prehospital ROSC, unshockable initial rhythm, and unwitnessed by bystanders) that is a >99% predictor of very poor outcome.

The strongest predictor of very low 25(OH D concentrations in the present study was race/ethnicity, with blacks being 9 times more likely than whites to have very low vitamin D status, which is consistent with the literature (6, 7, 10, 16– 18, 27).