Sentence examples for any predictor from inspiring English sources
But if the past is any predictor of the future, they know there is uncertainty ahead.
The coming anger-free election season promises more of the same, and if recent trends are any predictor, voters will stay away in droves.
If history is any predictor, Ms. Anaya-Cerda will have to be as creative as possible to keep her dream alive.
We use an elastic predictor plastic corrector scheme as a base and divide any predictor step into the contributions from the elastic and plastic components, where the elastic and plastic damage contributions are tested separately.
The Cannes Film Festival begins next Wednesday, and this year's in-competition slate isn't promising; if directors' past performance is any predictor (and sometimes it isn't), only a few of the main-slate films are likely to hold any enduring interest.
"The president will propose his budget; it will be dead on arrival if history is any predictor, and at some point there will be a debate about what is the world view of the Republicans and what is the world view of the Democrats," Mr. Griffin said.
"Of particular concern for same-sex couples (but one rarely raised): what would we do if we decide that we need to get a divorce but we've moved to a state that does not recognize (and may constitutionally prohibit) our marriage?" But is it practical to think that the answers that come out of discussions held today will, in the end, be any predictor of behavior 10, 20 or 30 years in the future?
But if the past is any predictor of the future, it probably will.
Perfect prediction occurs whenever the outcome of any predictor variable within a category is always 0 (or always 1).
To define the course of subclinical diabetic macular edema (DME) and identify any predictors of progression to clinically significant DME.
Objectives: To evaluate the outcome of acupuncture treatment for patients with chronic low back pain (CLBP) and to measure clinical improvement and any predictors of patients' compliance.
