Sentence examples for be a predictive measure from inspiring English sources
HbA1c increased as cardiovascular risk factors increased and HbA1c of 5.45% predicted the presence of MS. HbA1c might be a predictive measure of IFG and MS, and also cardiovascular risk factors in the Korean population.
"Sentiment can be a predictive measure, and the higher it is, the stronger the signal, so it's normal for it to precede price movement," said Frank.
Corneal pachymetry has been shown to be a predictive measure of ocular irritation resulting in edema in the corneal epithelium [ 24].
It is a predictive measure and consequently it will safer if such a VM could be migrated to other host where it will not have higher correlation with other VMs.
The malaria-attributable fractions for seizures is a predictive measure of the proportion of children not admitted with seizures if malaria was completely eliminated (Smith et al., 1994; Koram and Molyneux, 2007).
One is that "it is meaningless as a predictive measure," he says, meaning that publishing a paper in a high-impact journal does not necessarily mean that it is more likely to be cited.
A preliminary study was conducted to test whether breeding values that were estimated from the additive effects of SNPs, could be used as a predictive measure of phenotypic sex or length, respectively.
To determine if minute ventilation (e) measured as a trend following the final weaning trial prior to extubation may identify patients ready for extubation and be useful as a predictive measure of extubation outcome.
Such synchrony in the markets ca be used as a predictive measure for the formation of bubbles, and more importantly, for the burst of such bubbles.
A surrogate end-point biomarker (SEB) may broadly be defined as a predictive measure of a future outcome.
