Sentence examples for a predictive measure from inspiring English sources

HbA1c increased as cardiovascular risk factors increased and HbA1c of 5.45% predicted the presence of MS. HbA1c might be a predictive measure of IFG and MS, and also cardiovascular risk factors in the Korean population.

Perceptions of organisational effectiveness by the workforce may provide a predictive measure that could improve our understanding of the human factors that influence system reliability.

To determine if minute ventilation (e) measured as a trend following the final weaning trial prior to extubation may identify patients ready for extubation and be useful as a predictive measure of extubation outcome.

"Sentiment can be a predictive measure, and the higher it is, the stronger the signal, so it's normal for it to precede price movement," said Frank.

It is a predictive measure and consequently it will safer if such a VM could be migrated to other host where it will not have higher correlation with other VMs.

One is that "it is meaningless as a predictive measure," he says, meaning that publishing a paper in a high-impact journal does not necessarily mean that it is more likely to be cited.

The underlying challenge for data scientists is that hiring is simply not like trying to predict, say, when a ball bearing will fail a question for which any predictive measure might do.

This is hardly an accurate predictive measure for a population of over 300 million, albeit it has been done before we recognize that.

In addition, monitoring physician orders for ECG, ABG or other STAT orders appears to be an important predictive measure, perhaps reflecting a physician's escalating concern about a patient's stability.

This index may provide a useful predictive measure for pregnant women in whom the plasma volume does not expand.

Still, deep drought does provide a probabilistic predictive measure of the chance of epidemic SLEV transmission.