Sentence examples for a more predictive from inspiring English sources
This has resulted in an idea for a new experimental approach designed to move from the one off studies that currently constitute the state of the field to a more predictive model that compares predicted fMRI results to actual images in test data.
In order to accommodate the smaller screens and with the increasing ability to predict results, Google will most likely shift to a more predictive first results search page.
Therefore, we investigated whether they could provide a more predictive assessment for clemizole, a drug in clinical development for the treatment of hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection.
So clearly the banks were using their resources to lend to more established businesses, with a more predictive ability to pay".
Cystatin-C is not a more predictive risk marker of CHD than CRP or interleukin-6, but could be useful in detecting moderate chronic renal disease.
Here, we review examples of recent technical advances and insights into human vaccine responses that are helping to define the features associated with successful vaccination and that may enable a more predictive vaccinology in the future.
The typical chest pain is also a symptom more predictive of an acute coronary attack in working-aged than in older patients [ 18].
Indicators such as heart rate, galvanic temperature, walking speed and engagement could work together to reveal genuine emotion, a potentially more predictive indicator of a consumer's future behavior than mindset alone, particularly when paired with browsing history, GPS data and all the other information already available to advertisers.
We suggest that a better, more predictive genetic model for peanut is that of a "segmental allotetraploid" with partly disomic, partly tetrasomic genetic behavior.
Now, it becomes a much more predictive theory.
(That's something to keep in mind as we watch Clinton's numbers now that her convention has wrapped up).….The post-convention favorability polls have been a hair more predictive than the pre-convention polls, but I wouldn't make too much of the difference — a number of candidates who had great conventions ended up finding popularity fleeting afterward.
