The phrase "a predictive pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing trends, forecasts, or behaviors that can be anticipated based on previous data or observations.
Example: "The data analysis revealed a predictive pattern that suggested an increase in sales during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "forecasting trend" or "anticipatory model".
One of the most common fallacies in charting is what constitutes a predictive pattern.
A head-mounted display unit with eye-tracking capability shows a moving object in a predictive pattern for the person to follow with their eyes.
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a degenerative disorder where the distribution of pathology throughout the brain is not random but follows a predictive pattern used for pathological staging.
Those analytes that were consistently modulated by treatments sharing a common mechanism of action (MoA) were then used to create a predictive pattern.
One major drawback of this new biomarker may be the fact that only little is known about its value and accuracy in patients with underlying chronic kidney disease (CKD), and a predictive pattern or cut-off level in patients developing "acute on chronic renal failure" has not yet been defined.
These disparate events support the possibility that different mechanisms of progression may occur in different tumors but their large size, inconsistent occurrence and lack of a unified predictive pattern suggests that an integration of detailed genomic, genetic, gene expression and functional studies will be needed to delineate the array of alternative pathways to meningioma growth in vivo.
Even for data sets with a promising performance (AUC > 0.9), the chance to find a singular predictive pattern in the set of selected patterns (weight ≥ 3 × σ) for the training set is small (p < 0.3).
However, the chance to find a significantly predictive pattern drops considerably with decreasing rank.
Haemoglobin displays a similar predictive pattern for the SF-36 Physical Functioning, Role Limitation-Physical and Social Functioning scales (Table 4).
Depositions of both aggregated Aß and tau are not distributed randomly throughout the brain but rather follow a highly predictive pattern of progression which provides the basis for neuropathological staging of the disease [ 1, 2].
"The goal would be to have a variety of measures of this predictive pattern in the brain while someone is alive".
