Sentence examples for a predictive indicator from inspiring English sources
The value of short interest as a predictive indicator of market bullishness or bearishness has been questioned in recent years.
The 3D structure of a PSC colony, reconstructed by the PD imaging system, was found to serve as a predictive indicator of pluripotency.
The paucity in our understanding of what regulates the drug resistance phenotype and establishing a predictive indicator is, in great part, due to the lack of adequate ex vivo lymphoma models to accurately study the effect of microenvironmental cues in which malignant B and T cell lymphoma cells arise and reside.
Our findings suggest that FNIPs expression can potentially serve as a predictive indicator of tumour response to Hsp90 inhibitors.
Conventional wisdom is nonetheless valuable, especially in its utility as a predictive indicator of the real trend it hides from.
The initial arrest rhythm (VF/pulseless VT or PEA, but not asystole) was found to be a predictive indicator of survival for ECPR patients.
In this retrospective study we show that elevated mesothelin level in an effusion is a strong predictive indicator of the presence of malignancy, particularly MM.
Recent reports have indicated that pulse pressure is a more predictive indicator of cardiovascular events in dialysis patients than either systolic or diastolic blood pressure separately.
The quantitative correlation between γH2AX and sensitivity of melanoma cells to TMZ supports this notion and suggests that γH2AX might be a useful predictive indicator for the melanoma response to a methylating-agent-based therapy.
Given the variation in temperature of the hooves of normal animals under various environmental conditions the use of a single threshold hoof temperature will be at best a modest predictive indicator of early FMD, even if ambient temperature is factored into the evaluation.
The dystrophic canine may be a more predictive indicator of the possible human efficacy of dnMstat than the mdx mouse.
