Sentence examples for substantially predicted from inspiring English sources

"With Greste's release that will diminish substantially," predicted HA Hellyer, a Middle East analyst with the Brookings Institution.

In a recent validation study with university students (Förster et al. 2012), WBT sum-scores correlated only modestly with measures of general intelligence (ranging from r = 0.20 to 0.34), but were substantially predicted by a completed commercial apprenticeship (ß = 0.52).

It seemed that mA1C(1st–20th year) substantially predicted retinopathy at year 20 in our patients.

This longer window for children with later age at first CI reflects the considerably larger implant age effect for the first CI relative to the second a child first implanted at 2 years of age is acquiring hearing and language from a point substantially (predicted 15.10%) behind a child first implanted at 1 year of age; a deficiency that the bilateral implant can significantly reduce.

Conforming to theoretical assumptions, however, individual levels of AAD robustly and substantially predict the occurrence of elaborate answers given by a student (H2c).

In light of the conceptual overlap due to cognitive processes involved in dealing with math, science and problem solving tasks and the shared item format employed in the assessments, we expect math and science competence scores to substantially predict scores in problem solving competence.

Two nested propensity score models are constructed that differ only in the deliberate introduction of an additional variable(s) that substantially predicts treatment exposure.

Along with adjustments for sex and age, these 9 comorbidities were found to substantially predict AMI mortality in Ontario provincial database, and were validated in 2 external databases from Manitoba, Canada and California, the United States.

Although models agree that HIV incidence can be substantially reduced through expanded access to ART, models differ substantially on predicted impact and cost-effectiveness of such an intervention [ 9, 31].

The GS β2SA value for 3 from RASPT2(18,18) is very close to that derived experimentally by HRS, whereas the corresponding DFT-based values are considerably larger, primarily due to substantially larger predicted μ01 values.

However, migration was associated with substantially higher predicted HIV prevalence for women: 34.3% if all were migrants (95% CI, 30.8 37.9%) vs. 27.2% if all non-migrant (95% CI 25.6 28.8%).