Sentence examples for reasonable predictors from inspiring English sources

The final multivariate models indicated that sociodemographic, psychological, and clinical factors were reasonable predictors of new‐onset WP in older adults.

Typical phenotypic traits considered important in mate choice include body weight and size, both assumed to be reasonable predictors of fecundity and investment capability.

One limiting factor in providing such evaluations is the time and expense involved in collecting the phenotypes, but recent research suggests that MIR spectroscopy may provide reasonable predictors that can be measured on many samples affordably (Cecchinato et al., 2009).

Standard plate counts or coliform counts are reasonable predictors of microbial presence, but as we peer deeply into our water, other microbes noroviruses, Giardia, Cryptosporidium continue to elude us, testing our essential drinking water and our survival.

Observations of neuropsychological deficits in nonsymptomatic bipolar patients suggest that these impairments may be related to the pathophysiology of the illness and, as described subsequently, are also reasonable predictors of psychosocial functioning and disability [ 20].

"It's difficult for the government to argue that the past is a reasonable predictor of the future.

But it does support the idea that at least in areas where physical effort is important, and for men, good looks are a reasonable predictor of outcome.

That should be a reasonable predictor of her friendliness toward Silicon Valley-supported policies.

Next we needed to select reasonable predictor variables and compile a set of data.

The Stokes deformations number appears to be a reasonable predictor for granule breakage within the granulator.

Soil group alone was a reasonable predictor of response to fertilization.