Sentence examples for accurate predictor of from inspiring English sources

Is parental perception an accurate predictor of childhood hearing loss?

The researchers say the AMH level is an accurate predictor of the timing of the menopause.

Is that an accurate predictor of this season?

Fund-raising success is not always an accurate predictor of electoral strength, as Howard Dean's failed candidacy showed in 2004.

A child's development score at just 22 months can serve as an accurate predictor of educational attainment at 26 years.

FICO has already also acknowledged that delinquent medical debts may not be an accurate predictor of a consumer's financial behavior.

Esophageal cancer is not a disease with a uniformly bleak prognosis, and clinical stage is an accurate predictor of prognosis.

But is it an accurate predictor of the GOP presidential nominee — or any of the other political bets it takes?

Direct measurement, they conclude, is a more accurate predictor of trouble.

The psychiatrist said the "most accurate predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour, and [Q] has a very recent history of self harm and suicidal thoughts".

He had come to believe that the weather during a growing season in Bordeaux was a remarkably accurate predictor of the eventual price of the wine.