Sentence examples for relative predictor from inspiring English sources

The averaged ANCOVA model revealed no significant effect of gbM on either F* nor Fʹ, a low relative predictor importance of gbM and a BIC best model selection did not include gbM as predictor (supplementary table S2 and S3).

A useful output feature of the boosting tree method is the relative predictor importance, which measures the average influence of a predictor variable on the prediction outcome over all of the trees [ 45].

On top of this, fertilisation and/or paternity success is only a relative predictor of sperm competitive ability dependent upon the stochastic 'background' against which it is measured [ 25].

Summing the feature weights for each network, the results revealed that the cingulo-opercular control network had the greatest sum total of feature weights, suggesting that they were the best relative predictors.

The present randomized clinical trial was nested within the "VZV Pescara Study", a cohort study aimed at evaluating the intensity of pain at presentation, pain persistence, overall pain burden and relative predictors in HZ patients [ 14].

For example: "does not believe education of value" might be a relative strong predictor of recidivism, whereas "believes getting education of value" might offer only a small protection against recidivism.

The number of DBIPs was found to be an important relative-energy predictor: more DBIPs results in a higher relative energy (i.e., a lower thermodynamic stability).

Multiple regression alone does not provide complete information on the relative importance of predictors, especially when predictor variables in a model are correlated.

The aim was achieved by identifying important biopsychosocial predictors, assigning relative weights to each predictor and then estimating the model's predictive performance.

Parmigiani and colleagues [ 56]developed a Bayesian model to evaluate the probabilities that a woman is a carrier of a mutation of BRCA1 and BRCA2 using breast and ovarian cancer history of first and second degree relatives as predictors.

In addition, the relative importance of predictor variables is a tenuous concept, and comparison of the importance of predictors is not always the best approach in multiple regression.