Sentence examples for as a predictive instrument from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, with the huge variation of chromosomal changes demonstrated, chromosomal alterations are unlikely to play a role as a predictive instrument in non-muscle invasive bladder cancer – at least with the resolution provided here, which is higher than in the previous report [ 8].

The interim assessment is intended as a didactic instrument, not a predictive instrument, therefore the scores of the interim assessment were not compared to that of the formal examination.

A predictive instrument classifies individuals into a set of predefined measurement categories, e.g., alive or dead.

This model is of course tested both against its inspiration and as a predictive tool.

Soon after, though, the Baltic Dry Index began to lose its lustre as a predictive tool.

How accurate is computer simulation as a predictive tool?

This made the collision formula practically worthless as a predictive tool.

I'm a big proponent of markets as a predictive tool.

Campaign Manager is too simple to use as a predictive tool – generally, whoever the player is controlling wins.

However, this French ECOHIS has not been validated as an evaluative or predictive instrument so care would need to be taken if attempting to use it in these sorts of contexts.

They further claimed that the theoretical (as opposed to the observational) claims of science are also unverifiable and in fact function as predictive instruments (predictors of observations) rather than as descriptions of an independently existing reality.