Sentence examples for be a predictive tool from inspiring English sources
It is not meant to be a predictive tool but a means of considering possible outcomes to allow firms to react more nimbly to unexpected developments, he argues.
The Morningstar rating system was not designed to be a predictive tool, even though that's what it's most used for.
Passive leg rising is proved to be a predictive tool of fluid challenge in the ventilated patient.
Evaluation of central pain sensitisation in patients with few inflammatory indices may be a predictive tool regarding the effect of anti-inflammatory treatment.
Moreover, we correctly identified MP in an independently generated in vitro database, underlining that in vitro toxicogenomics could be a predictive tool for toxicity.
In addition, the circulating level of key growth factors could be a predictive tool for early identification of potentially unsuccessful healing.
In the November/December 2001 Financial Analysts Journal, James Bennett of the University of Massachusetts and Richard Sias of Washington State University found that money flow is a predictive tool.
The software is a predictive tool to assist in scheduling load generation among the plant's four units without exceeding a thermal discharge limit of 95 °F.
QSARs are a predictive tool that provide insight into the potential toxicity of chemicals based on patterns of structure function relationships from similar chemicals whose activities have already been assessed.
We have previously developed Anticipatory Alarms (AA), which is a predictive tool that provides operators with anticipatory information on alarms to help them be proactive in monitoring as they are alerted early on potential problems.
