Sentence examples for year as a predictor from inspiring English sources

While investigating year as a predictor, we became interested in how mean effects varied over time for each content area.

Linear regression, with calendar year as a predictor variable, was used to analyze time trends.

The change of locus homozygosity was modeled using logistic regression, and analysis was performed using locus homozygousity status as a response and animal birth year as a predictor.

We examined attendance at only one session or at two sessions during the year as a predictor for reduced emotional exhaustion.

We examined time trends in health research productivity over the period from 2000 to 2014 using Poisson regression models with absolute health research output as an outcome variable and calendar year as a predictor.

We thus considered the possibility of using calendar year of publication year as a predictor of the relative risk using meta-regression but could not conduct those analyses as the distribution of this variable was skewed towards more recent years (Shapiro-Wilk's p = 0.027).

In the quantile regressions, we modelled age at triage in years as a predictor of pulse and respiratory rates.

Since there was greater response from the >59 years age group, we cannot rule out age >59 years as a predictor of either component of HEP adherence.

In a systematic review [ 11] of the literature we found strong evidence only for age (45 – 54 years) as a predictor for poorer outcome in occupational populations.

Skeie et al. [ 37] established the level of two surfaces with caries in primary second molars at the age of 5 years as a predictor of caries development during the period of next 5 years.

However, when included in a hierarchical multiple regression with prior attainment in pre-clinical years as a predictor, the UKCAT was not found to be independently predictive of subsequent performance on the course.