The phrase "analyses of the predictive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing evaluations or examinations of predictive models or data.
Example: "The analyses of the predictive outcomes revealed significant trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "evaluations of the predictive" or "assessments of the predictive".
Analyses of the predictive power of individual characteristics and predictions using combined characteristics were performed using binary logistic regression (Waikato Environment for Knowledge Analysis data mining software) [ 43].
Analyses of the predictive value of p53 status for prediction of improvement in DFS from addition of docetaxel are shown in Figure 2a (p53 wild-type and mutant) and Figure 2b (p53 wild-type, missense and truncating mutations).
We used CKD levels as cutoffs in determining the groups for our analyses of the predictive power of the three clinical prediction rules group 1 includes all patients, group 2 excludes patients with advanced CKD, and group 3 includes only patients with advanced CKD.
The highest biomarker value before detection of organ failure was used for analyses of the predictive capacity.
For univariate and multivariate analyses of the predictive values of variables, the Cox proportional hazard model was used, using enter and remove limits of 0.05 and 0.1.
The limitations of this study must be emphasised as these are retrospective analyses of the predictive value of these candidate biomarkers of therapeutic outcome.
However, several meta-analyses on the predictive validity of violence assessment instruments have found that structured clinical judgment and actuarial instruments perform at comparable levels of predictive accuracy [ 33, 34].
In multiple regression analyses of the relative predictive ability of each approach, only the psychological approach (perceived self-efficacy and optimism) retained significance.
In the multiple regression analyses of the relative predictive ability of independent biomedical (health), psychological and social approaches to successful ageing, only the baseline psychological approach (perceived self-efficacy and optimism) retained significance.
Incremental validity was tested with a series of regression analyses examining the predictive value of our scale above and beyond the SHS, SWLS, six SPWB subscales, and two PANAS subscales, using subjective health and sleep quality as the criteria.
Table 4 shows the results of the analyses regarding the predictive effect of the different clinical and biochemical factors (i.e., it was analyzed whether the treatment effect of weekly low-dose zoledronic acid versus conventional-dose zoledronic acid on progression free survival is heterogeneous in prognostic subgroups of patients defined by these factors).
