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In other studies, intent has been found to be a good predictor of actual behavior [ 23], although intentions in this study weakly predict real practice of sunscreen use.

As a result, such objective measures can only weakly predict patient's adherence and are more commonly used in clinical practice than research.

However, subjective norms only weakly predict intention [ 49], while descriptive norms (perceptions of what other people do) are a more substantive predictor of intention [ 50].

The present data show that preferences for single component colors only weakly predict preference for color pairs, with the lion's share of the variance attributable to pairwise color relations (e.g., harmony).

In the present study, we measured IMT at the CCA, ICA, and CB, and found that CIMT measured at all sites could not predict CAD in patients <60 years old, while in patients ≥60 years old, IMT-CB could weakly predict CAD.

Podzoluvisols and Alisols were among the weakly predicted groups (< 48% prediction confidence), whereas Podzols and Luvisols had the highest accuracy of prediction (> 70%).

For most of the predicted dual-targeted diatom aaRSs, the N-terminal signal peptide was also weakly predicted to be a mitochondrial presequence, but the mitochondrial prediction was typically stronger after the second methionine residue.

The most common side effect of polyuria only weakly predicts increasing creatinine or reduced kidney function.

These analyses showed that matching-stimulus interval predicted N1, P3b, and weakly predicted P2, but not PN or SW; SW was determined by P3b only.

Landscape structure and species behavioural attributes only weakly predicted the performance of resistance distance, LCP cost and length estimates, with none predicting Euclidean distance's efficacy.

Moreover dependence related behaviour and decision-making impairment at inclusion weakly predicted one year prognosis in MOH whereas other variables did not.