Collocations with predictor

These are words often used in combination with predictor.

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best predictor
Further analysis of the data, however, suggests that age was not the best predictor of performance on the elicitation task.
better predictor
The size of the personal social network is likely to be a better predictor of support network size than the entire social network.
consistent predictor
During this period, central cylinder damage was the most consistent predictor of mat disappearance in the subsequent cycle (table 7).
continuous predictor
A linear regression with response (deictic-anticipatory) and object order as a continuous predictor confirmed this effect (p=0.007).
important predictor
The human rights situation still stands out as the single most important predictor of respondents' satisfaction with the development of democracy.
independent predictor
In multiple regression analyses, illness worry was an independent predictor of somatic symptoms, help-seeking, and disability, when sociodemographic and medical variables were controlled.
key predictor
The human rights item remains the key predictor, but less decisively so than in the two previous studies.
only predictor
Religion was the only predictor variable that did not influence contraceptive use.
possible predictor
In the main effects model, each domain score is used as a possible predictor of the course of well-being.
potential predictor
Future studies must expand beyond the set of potential predictor variables that we were able to examine to consider other characteristics as well.
powerful predictor
Several population-based studies have shown that self-perceived health is a powerful predictor of health outcomes.
predictor of health
They also find that the absolute level of voting participation in each state is a more influential predictor of health than voting inequality.
predictor of mortality
Septic shock as a predictor of mortality in bacteremia caused by coagulase-negative staphylococci.
predictor of outcome
Prenatally detected posterior urethral valves: is gestational age at detection a predictor of outcome?
predictor variable
The gross effect refers to probability of a predictor variable to explain variation in the dependent variable without taking other factors into account.
predictors of depression
In the presence of current sleep disturbance, traditional predictors of depression did not contribute further.
predictors of success
Only three markers were identified as independent predictors of success: a relaxed uterus, an easily palpable fetal head, and a nonengaged breech.
reliable predictor
First, under these circumstances, articulation time should be a reliable predictor of memory span for all the bilingual groups.
significant predictor
Because chronological age was a significant predictor of task per formance, subsequent regression analyses were carried out controlling for age.
strong predictor
Speech rate was found to be a strong predictor of word-internal 0t,d0 deletion in the complete dataset, with more deletion occurring in faster speech.
unique predictor
Similarly, grammatical correction was not a unique predictor of variance in word reading accuracy or reading comprehension (older children only).
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