Sentence examples for study to be a predictor from inspiring English sources
The physical activity scale measured all physical activity rather than wandering, which has been shown in one study to be a predictor of falls in dementia.[40] It is likely that the more active patients were those with fewer problems with mobility, whereas the participants with disturbed mobility restricted their activity because of fear of falling, thus having fewer opportunities to fall.
Finding microscopic evidence of ductal epithelial atypia/atypical ductal hyperplasia (ADH) has been shown in previous epidemiologic studies to be a predictor of future breast cancer development in an individual woman.
Fever was found to be too infrequent in our study to be a useful predictor, but its associated relative risk was significant.
For example, women's willingness to accept obstetric intervention was found in one study to be a significant predictor of use of epidural analgesia [ 17].
Despite this, results from a meta-regression did not find duration of study to be a significant predictor of effect (P = 0.84).
Insulin resistance is shown in this longitudinal study to be a strong predictor in determining the development of microalbuminuria within 5 years for the type 2 diabetic patients with ACR <30 mg/g at enrollment.
This study identified minimal sclerosis to be a predictor of germline PALB2 mutation status.
Functional status has been found in many studies to be a key predictor of hospital mortality for older patients [ 1- 3].
Increased PP has been shown in a number of studies to be a strong predictor of cardiovascular diseases, even after other risk factors were controlled for (Dart and Kingwell 2001).
VAT has been extensively used as an indicator of the amount of abdominal fat, and has also been shown in case-control and cohort studies to be a strong predictor of the insulin resistance syndrome, diabetes, and coronary artery disease.
Few studies have identified FHIT to be a predictor of poor survival in OSCC [ 34] in HNSCC [ 35].
