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In another study by Cheng et al., H3K4me2 and H3K79 sets are reported to be more predictive than RNAPII in predicting the gene expression [ 21].
This combinatorial information could also be more predictive than the individual information of each factor.
Thus, Public Policy Polling's surveys might be more predictive than most might think, as it creates a bandwagon effect.
In particular, this measure should be more predictive than the early volume of diffusion activity.
Note that this measure should be more predictive than the early volume of diffusion activity (the latter has recently become a fairly standard measure e.g., [19, 20]).
Note also that, as has been found with other social dynamics phenomena e.g., [16 18], dynamics features appear to be more predictive than "intrinsics", at least for the features employed here.
In other words, if you want to predict NBA performance, college productivity is more predictive than where a player was taken in the draft.
It is also unclear whether the three components of catastrophising (rumination, magnification, and helplessness) contribute equally to the prediction of dysfunction in FM or whether certain components are more predictive than others.
So for this small set of data, gap-fill is more predictive than regression.
In both presidential elections the likely voter model was more predictive than the registered voter model".
