Examples of using Predictors in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Are they all predictors?
Predictors of withdrawal: Possible precursors of avoidant personality disorder”.
So, for example,in both men and women we have the same developmental predictors.
There are no predictors for tumor lysis syndrome.
Then, they often wash up on shore before and after tremors,and have thus been labelled earthquake predictors.
Other registration predictors among those eligible included, such as those who have a steady partner….
In front of, poets revered for individuals, close to the gods:in the public mind they rank somewhere between predictors and demigods.
Other registration predictors among those eligible included, such as those who have a steady partner….
For example, some of the most important social outcomes and predictors are internal states, such as emotions, knowledge, expectations, and opinions.
Predictors of short and long term outcome in patellofemoral pain syndrome: a prospective longitudinal study.
Clinics that offer AMH tests as fertility predictors use low results as evidence that a woman should freeze her eggs soon.
Other predictors for both higher person-level mean scores on developmental tests and lower person-level means of screen time included child exposure to reading, hours of sleep per night and when mothers reported lower maternal depression and higher household income.
He goes on to point out that some of the most important social outcomes and predictors are internal states, such as emotions, knowledge, expectations, and opinions.
The researchers also found that predictors for worsening of open-angle glaucoma- such as high eye pressure and changes in appearance of the optic nerve- had a significant relationship with low serum vitamin D levels.
Our goal in the study reported here was to define the presentation,progression, and predictors of ovarian insufficiency in a cohort of 102 post-pubertal girls and women with CG.
Finding these predictors is important because if we can understand what influences an individual's cognitive performance in later life, we can determine which aspects might be modifiable by education or lifestyle changes like exercise, diet or sleep, which may in turn slow the development of cognitive decline.".
In a third experiment, the researchers allowed for dynamic choice,assuming that predictors may increase in accuracy over time if they were able to choose their strategy before each trial.
The media andopinion polls are no longer good predictors of who will win a vote, as we have seen in Brexit, in Colombia and now in the United States.
If a first step for early humans was to associate creatures that were predators,and a second step was to identify any obvious predictors of their behaviour, a third step was to try to discern any non-obvious, probabilistic pattern in their behaviour so that danger could be avoided.
Some have concluded that if time machines or perfect predictors can exist, then there can be no free will and choosers will do whatever they're fated to do.
This is always a very good predictor of future injury.
Doppler ultrasound: a good and reliable predictor of ovarian malignancy.
You can find so many ovulation predictor kits all over the market, but there is an exclusive predictor which lies in the body of every woman.
You may consider using an ovulation predictor kit if you have been trying to conceive for a few months without success.
The number one predictor for teenagers and smoking is having a parent who smokes," says Blatt.
You can buy ovulation predictor kits in the store and they will be able to tell you between 12 and 24 hours ahead of your ovulation.
You can use an ovulation predictor or learn how to chart your morning basal temperatures.
So waist size may be a more accurate predictor of colon cancer risk than overall BMI, particularly for women.
The number one predictor of happiness is quality time we spend with people we care about and who care about us.
By contrast,poor aerobic fitness was just as strong a predictor of early death as smoking, heart disease, or diabetes.