Sentence examples for an adequate predictor of from inspiring English sources

For instance, he suggests, as have other central governor model advocates, that the maximum amount of oxygen an athlete can consume during exercise, or VO2, is not an adequate predictor of physiological potential.

The council does not believe that the enrollment data used by the Education Department is an adequate predictor of the future, said Shino Tanikawa, the president.

That will be useful: the worth of the new A* grade has yet to be demonstrated as an adequate predictor of success at university.

The Gibson and linear Arrhenius Davey model describing the individual effects of aw or temperature on g or λ proved an adequate predictor of either growth parameter.

The objectives of this study were to investigate whether fore-and-aft acceleration in the plane of the seat was an adequate predictor of vibration discomfort arising from low frequency oscillation in both the pitch and fore-and-aft axes, and to determine the effect of a backrest on discomfort during pitch and fore-and-aft oscillation at low frequencies.

EGFR positivity is not an adequate predictor of response to RIT with 177Lu-RIT.

Levels of TCS in biosolids did not represent an adequate predictor for the methylation of TCS (Pearson's r = 0.01), a finding that is consistent with previous reports.

These data are difficult to interpret as far as their clinical significance; however, overall, it appears as if large local reactions are not adequate predictors of a future systemic event in that dosage adjustments based on local reactions fail to alter the frequency of systemic events.

Despite this, the current literature cautions against clinical features of the injured ankle as adequate predictors of medial stability of the ankle joint (based on level III and IV evidence) [26, 36, 78].

Finally, we are aware that the phenotypic correlations on which our study is based, are not necessarily adequate predictors of the underlying genetic correlations [37], but see [38].

This indicates that neither basal Src activity nor loss of Y416 phosphorylation following dasatinib treatment are adequate predictors of dasatinib sensitivity.