Sentence examples for taking predictors from inspiring English sources

Taking predictors with P <0.01, encouraging professional help-seeking was more likely in response to the chronic schizophrenia vignette, from women, and from those who correctly recognized the problem in the vignette.

With this study a first step is made in investigating predictors of HRQoL while taking other predictors in account.

Taking both predictors together a four-group model was developed.

Since these factors may have introduced residual confounding into our study, the influence of these factors on series initiation and completion now needs to be assessed taking clinical predictors into account.

Table  3 presents the result of the multiple regression analysis, taking as predictors the individual values of the seven teeth used in calculating the Demirjian and Nolla scores and maintaining the dependent variable of chronological age.

Taking these predictors of sexual behaviors into account, a focused HIV prevention program for young people needs to be reinforced in Mauritius to minimize the future consequences of the epidemic, even though HIV levels are currently low.

The aim of this study was to determine, in a large series of patients with primary invasive breast cancer treated initially by surgery, whether SWE findings could independently predict lymph node status when taking known predictors of nodal status such as invasive size, histological grade and vascular invasion status [ 11, 12] into account.

This is because when taking a predictor from one technology and applying it to another platform, different oligonucleotide probes/sequences are used to represent each gene (and thus may not behave identically), and each technology has unique normalization methods.

For regression problems and continuous outcome variables one defines a transformation of the predictors into the space using a kernel that takes the predictors and a set of parameters as arguments.

The findings also demonstrate that BPO and analytical indicators can be taken as predictors of performance.

Therefore, our results show that neither the genetic diversity level nor its rate or pattern of change during treatment can be taken as predictors for the response to antiviral treatment because they are different for different patients despite these showing the same outcome.