Sentence examples for a mediocre predictor of from inspiring English sources

The study data are in agreement with previous reports, but education still remains a mediocre predictor of lower HRQoL, which could possibly be related to cultural perception of health and might also be counteracted by the ability of attaining a better paid occupation than education itself.

I know it's important to be a good reader of books; but it's quite as important to be a good watcher of movies, and the contempt with which the audio-visual is held in the educational establishment is a pretty good predictor of a generation's mediocre viewing tastes and habits.

You may write a mediocre column or make a mediocre speech or propose a mediocre piece of legislation, but others argue with you, correct you and introduce elements you never thought of.

President Obama had a mediocre day of polling in the battleground states.

Most prominent is Brion Gysin, a mediocre artist of calligraphic abstractions.

Good.Mr Kerry would have been a mediocre secretary of state at best.

With so many people to please, the result is often a mediocre morass of compromises.

IGN gave it a mediocre score of 5.5/10.

ESPN considered Brown as the best performing in a mediocre crop of quarterbacks during the combine.

There was a mediocre loss of HRQoL in people that are middle aged, female, with lower SES, and in an urban place of residence.

Moving further, AtHDA9 of Arabidopsis was found to be similar with the poplar PtHDA904 but with a mediocre bootstrap of 51%.