Sentence examples for skill predictors from inspiring English sources

Grid point averaging of atmospheric models to obtain higher skill predictors can be considered as a compromise between minimizing numerical model errors related to single grid point data (Grotch and MacCracken 1991; Willamson and Laprise 2000; Räisänen and Ylhäisi 2011) and loosing climate information at the minimum model scale (i.e., the distance of two neighboring grid points).

Specifically, girls' first-grade spatial skills were compared with first-grade verbal and arithmetic skills as predictors of spatial and verbal analytical math reasoning in fifth grade (N = 79).

Moreover, among veterans with prostate cancer, older age and lower literacy skills were predictors of high PSA levels [ 23].

In addition, working memory, phonemic awareness, and grapho-motor skills were generally predictors of decoding skill development.

Evidence additionally suggests that orthographic skills are better predictors than phonological skills for reading achievement in Chinese (Ho et al. 2002, 2004, 2007).

Future studies on inhibitory skills in typically developing children are important, as inhibitory skills are good predictors of cognitive as well as social competence, scholastic performance and the ability to cope with stress and frustration (Mischel et al. 1989).

Mr. Tracy said that although he believed financial literacy and math skills were important predictors of a borrower's ability to pay, borrowers deficient in those respects would most likely also have weak credit scores.

Studies have also shown that personality characteristics and socioemotional skills are important predictors of economic outcomes in an individual's lifetime (Borghans et al. 2008; Paunonen 2003; Heckman and Rubinstein 2001).

Indeed both gender and verbal skills are important predictors of children's emotional awareness [ 3].

In the unadjusted as well as adjusted model, better accessibility of the primary care practice, frequent support in care coordination by the general practitioner as well as sufficient health literacy skills were independent predictors of a higher satisfaction with care received in the general practice.

Third, we compared the OASSIS to other predictors of skill in soccer.