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Meanings of significant predictor in English

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Usage of significant predictor in English
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Pubertal change was a significant predictor of development in most parent-reported problems.
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Educational level was not a significant predictor of either type of familiarity.
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Results: Slower walking speed was a significant predictor of incident ischemic stroke.
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Family history was found to be a significant predictor of GERD symptoms.
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In conclusion, anosognosia is a significant predictor of apathy in Alzheimer's disease.
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NTBI was not a significant predictor of high MDA in multivariate analysis.
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Cockroach allergen exposure was likewise a significant predictor for recurrent asthmatic wheezing.
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Older age was the only significant predictor of health information search.
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Results: In univariate analyses, RS was a significant predictor of outcome.
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Results: ADHD was a significant predictor of cigarette smoking at follow-up into mid-adolescence.
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Waist circumference was the only significant predictor of a successful response to LI-ESWT.
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Neither insurance status nor hospital volume was a significant predictor of 30-day mortality.
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Serum CA125 level is not a significant predictor of malignant transformation.
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In multivariate analyses, only peak airway pressure remained a significant predictor.
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Being tattooed emerged as a statistically significant predictor for infection with genotype 4.
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TBS is a significant predictor of fracture risk independently of FRAX.
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