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predictor

[pri-dik-ter] / prɪˈdɪk tər /






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Rising income inequality, recent research shows, is a key predictor of the erosion of democratic institutions, and the “care economy,” which is disproportionately shouldered by women, sits at the heart of this challenge.

From Salon

County health officials cautioned that Australia’s experience isn’t a solid predictor of what happens locally.

From Los Angeles Times

We found that human capital was the strongest predictor of mobility.

From The Wall Street Journal

Indeed, shifting levels of liquidity have been a “fairly good predictor of where bitcoin is going,” Kramer added.

From MarketWatch

"Sleep should be recognized not only as a recovery tool, but also as a potential predictor of injury vulnerability in recreational sports."

From Science Daily