Usage of "predictor" | TermGallery

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каталонский

Someone who makes predictions of the future (usually on the basis of special knowledge)

Использование термина predictor на английском

Conclusion: Socioeconomic level was an important predictor of caries presence among children. 
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Conclusions: Stance time variability is an independent predictor of future mobility disability. 
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It was a proud moment, and perhaps a predictor of future success. 
 Climbing Magazine 

If they committed armed robbery at age 14 that's a good predictor. 
 Wired 

However, an early predictor of fatal stroke has not been clearly identified. 
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Pubertal change was a significant predictor of development in most parent-reported problems. 
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The short-term test is not a good predictor of the long-term response. 
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In children, body weight was the main predictor of all genitalia measurements. 
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Background: Job satisfaction is an important predictor for management and clinical ratios. 
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The best predictor of service use at follow-up was higher WTCD exposure. 
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Particular attention was paid to cognitive function as a predictor of QOL. 
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Background: Frailty is superior to chronological age as a predictor of outcome. 
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Educational level was not a significant predictor of either type of familiarity. 
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The efflux rate constant may be a good predictor for chemotherapy sensitivity. 
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PMID: 11425934 BACKGROUND: MCI has been considered as a predictor of AD. 
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Results: Slower walking speed was a significant predictor of incident ischemic stroke. 
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Translations for predictor

португальский

каталонский

Predictor через время

Predictor в диалектах

Соединенные Штаты Америки

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Значения термина predictor на английском