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Kirakira Posted 19 years ago
Medical & Dental Studies
consistent predictor?
I don't understand this phrase' consistent predictor'. Consistent, as far as I know, is' behave or happen in the same way', but it doesn't seem to match here.' Two of these ( potential predictors of disability): hypertension and arthritis, are consistent predictors, whereas the other diseases are sometimes considered significant predictors.Please explain to me. Thanks in advance.
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Consistent predictors are reliable ones: you can confidently predict that hypertension and arthritis will cause disability, because they consistently (= usually) do so.
- Consistent predictors are reliable ones: you can confidently predict that hypertension and arthritis will cause disability, because they consistently (= usually) do so.
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Consistent predictors are reliable ones: you can confidently predict that hypertension and arthritis will cause disability, because they consistently (= usually) do so.
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