Sentences with phrase «showing predictor variables»

Multiple regression analyses showing predictor variables at entry to trial (immunological, psychological, and demographic) and investigator rated Karnofsky performance index scores * at follow up

Not exact matches

In previous studies, the researchers showed that significant variables might not be predictive and that good predictors might not appear statistically significant.

The results, published in the «Journal of Child and Family Studies», show that these two variables in foster carers are important predictors of children's problems within the family.

This gives a measure of the indispensability of each predictor variable, and shows that multiple factors, both historical and contemporary, are needed to adequately describe endemism patterns.

«In our last paper, we showed that significant variables may not necessarily be predictive, and that good predictors may not appear statistically significant,» said principal investigator Shaw - Hwa Lo, a professor of statistics at Columbia University.

While the specific vertical profiles of these variables differ from region to region, the study showed that the moisture and vertical velocity anomalies, occurring about one hour before the triggering of convection, are better predictors of the clouds» transition to deep convection.

In addition, studies show that a student's ability to understand fractions in fifth grade is also a predictor of long - term math achievement in high school, even after controlling for IQ, reading ability, and other variables.

The unadjusted models only included prior academic achievement as predictor variables, and are shown for comparison purposes only.

The five groups of variables on the left have been shown by Rogers and others researchers to be valid and reliable predictors of the rate of adoption of an innovation.

We include as potential confounders any variable that has been shown to be associated with bullying and has also been shown to be associated with any of the 3 main predictors.

Results from Table 2 assessing the impact of predictor variables on literacy outcomes show that SES and ECE attendance strongly predicated letter naming, p < 0.05; age, SES and ECE predicted fine motor skills, p < 0.01; None of the predictor variables significantly predicted receptive language while ECE and age

A MANOVA showed that there were no significant interactions between the predictor variables.

The results of logistic and multiple regression analyses to evaluate trial entry variables as predictors of outcome are shown in tables III and IV respectively.

We followed Kraemer et al. (2002) in describing a predictor as a variable that is present at the time intervention started and is associated with a response to treatment, but that does not show a differential response to type of treatment.

The second function showed external and internal mismatch, capitalized - on - transitions, and gradual separation contributed most to the synthetic predictor; being internally and externally mismatched were negatively related to the other two variables.

In an earlier report of type 2 diabetes (23), we showed that of three groups of variables included in a predictive model (demographics, disease status, and family characteristics), only disease impact and family financial stress were significant, independent contributors to both depressive affect and anxiety among both European - American and Latino patients, with family conflict resolution as a significant predictor only for European - American patients.

The Decision Tree Model shows the following predictor variables in infant's development: 1) the duration of an infant's hospitalization in ICU, 2) mother's employment 3) amount of physical contact with infant after childbirth and 4) father's level of involvement in parenting.

In order to be included in the mediation or regression analysis, predictor variables should show a strong correlation with the DVs.

It is conceptualised as a positive outcome variable and has been shown to relate to different predictors of mother and father adaptation [30 • •].

The results showed that both main predictor variables were significantly associated with the frequency of infectious diseases in the offspring.