Sentence examples for scientific predictor from inspiring English sources

The best scientific predictor of violence is past violence.

Moreover, he argues, it is logically demonstrable by a consideration of the implications of the fact that no scientific predictor, human or otherwise, can possibly predict, by scientific methods, its own future results.

There is also scientific consensus that predictors of persistent disability are more psychosocial than biomedical in nature[ 2].

Interest in technical and scientific skills is a strong predictor of the likelihood of pursuing a STEM career with those who indicated a preference for technical and scientific skills being 5.4 times more likely to indicate the likelihood of choosing a STEM career compared to those who rated working with people as their stronger interest.

We asked whether the physical proximity of collaborators remained a strong predictor of the scientific impact of their research as measured by citations of the resulting publications.

Objective: This is a systematic review to assess published scientific evidence on preterm birth predictors.

Those submissions in area RN would be rejected correctly, because they received unfavorable ratings by the reviewers (below the predictor cutoff) and the scientific impact of the manuscripts is low (after publication they would not contribute towards scientific advancement).

And while the toads attracted much coverage, the L'Aquila quake had already brought to prominence another more articulate, if also contentious, predictor: Giampaolo Giuliani, a scientific technician working near L'Aquila who for years had fought to be taken seriously.

Further, showing that scientific knowledge is rarely a key predictor of attitudes about nanotechnology gives social scientists the opportunity to demonstrate their expertise to research scientists and professionals more directly involved in scientific research.

Our risk calculation was based on a statistical method that yielded a systematic scoring system for carefully selected predictors, guided by both scientific evidence and feasibility perspectives.

In addition, we found that scientific reasoning ability was a non-significant predictor of acceptance of creationist views or acceptance of evolutionary theory among religious individuals (p > .05).05