The phrase "a more sensitive predictor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model or method that is better at identifying or forecasting outcomes with greater accuracy or responsiveness to changes.
Example: "In our study, we found that the new algorithm serves as a more sensitive predictor of patient outcomes compared to the traditional methods."
Alternatives: "a more accurate predictor" or "a more responsive predictor".
The receiver operating characteristics (ROC) analyses demonstrate that waist circumference is a more sensitive predictor of CVD risk factors than BMI for both men and women.
CONCLUSION: This study showed that the efficacy of a voxel-based imaging biomarker (fDM) was able to detect spatially varying changes in tumors, which were determined to be a more sensitive predictor of overall response versus whole-volume tumor measurements (AUCADC).
It proved to be a more sensitive predictor of appendicitis than most of the standard methods, the team reported in 2012 in the BMJ.
3D-RD-based RBM dosimetry is feasible and a more sensitive predictor for selection of patients showing any grade of RBM toxicity than blood-based and planar image-based RBM doses.
IBL is probably a more sensitive predictor of HCC recurrence than blood transfusion.
This could be the reason that made SUVR a more sensitive predictor than SUVmax in lesions showing increased signal intensity.
In our study, Sa appeared to be a more-sensitive predictor of mortality than was the ejection fraction.
Previous studies showed that early postoperative hyperlactatemia was more sensitive predictor of mortality and morbidity for patient undergoing cardiac surgery under CPB than late hyperlactatemia during ICU stay [10, 18].
Therefore, most of the high income countries prefer to use gestational age, given it is more sensitive predictor for the perinatal outcome [ 20].
Similar results were found in pediatric patients [ 17] also with septic shock in ICU and the AUC-ROC (0.67), shown to be more sensitive predictor than specific.
To enable a more sensitive prediction, a low stringency threshold has been added onto the combined predictor (the corresponding performance is also shown in Table 2).
