Sentence examples for be better predicted from from inspiring English sources
Following (Granger 1969), a variable, (e.g. X) Granger-causes another (e.g. Y) if Y can be better predicted from the historical evolution of Y and X than from the history of Y alone.
Indeed, when subjects observe negative-arousing or neutral pictures, picture category can be better predicted from SNA estimates than from SCR peaks, an observation that speaks to its predictive validity (Bach et al., 2009).
We say that X Granger-causes Y if the current value of Y can be better predicted from the past values of all three series X, Y, and Z than from the past values of the two processes Y and Z alone.
For instance, children's concurrent adjustment may be better predicted from current child-parent attachment than attachment quality assessed earlier in development [ 6], and maternal depression may not be associated with children's later cognitive development if it is limited to the postnatal period [ 7].
However, our study is the first to show that prognosis could be better predicted if clinicians used combined data from the pathology report of the primary tumour in a model rather than by using the SNB result.
From Table 1, it can be observed 29.19% of the blocks can be better predicted using rotational MCP.
However, more work is required to understand why these tracts differ from the ones that were better predicted by HVI.
Macroinvertebrate descriptors were better predicted by land cover whereas fish descriptors were better predicted by geomorphology.
Ferentinos et al. [62] Cohort from the PGC MDD and BP mega-analysis [57, 63] 1966 cases from the RADIANT studies (MDD) MDD-PRS predicted depression episodicity, and episodicity was better predicted with MDD-PRS than with BP-PRS.
