Sentence examples for Good predictability from inspiring English sources
Good predictability, high potency, and safety of the active ranges in the proposed MAA-based models will naturally provide ease in furnishing lead structures for the development of potent but safe anti-HIV purine nucleoside analogs.
The reduced model developed has good predictability, where the predicted and experimental results differ by only 2%.
If predicting the market direction is at best a 0.5 exercise, the equal of the toss of a coin being heads or tails, it makes little sense to me to waste precious time making market predictions and predicting the economy, as if that will somehow give you good predictability of the market.
The mathematical models had good predictability because the deviation was less than 1% between the predicted value and measured value.
The results indicate that the statistical and hybrid models show better rainfall predictions than NMME-EM and NMME-BMA models, which have good predictability only in southern China.
For this study, eyes with postoperative refraction within ± 0.5 D of expected refraction are considered accurate or good predictability, while those with final refraction more than ± 0.5 D from predicted refraction is considered inaccurate, reflecting poor predictability.
A good prediction model should perform well in both predictability and reproducibility.
Good predictions require several segregating mutations, but some predictability is retained down to low numbers.
A reliable severity score with good mortality predictability is required for assessing the mortality risk of cirrhotic patients admitted for orthotopic liver transplant.
In addition, another criterion proposed by P. P. Roy and K. Roy [ 32] was considered as (4) R m 2 = R 2 (1 - R 2 - R 0 2 ), in which R m > 0.5 indicates the good external predictability of the QSAR models.
The obtained results in infants through adolescents indicate a good model predictability and, thus, substantiate the use of PBPK models to generate data a priori for this age group, saving time, effort, and resources.
