Sentence examples for became a poor predictor from inspiring English sources
Estrada and colleagues showed that self-efficacy became a poor predictor of intentions to pursue a scientific career when "identification as a scientist" and "internalization of [scientific] values" were also considered.
Politics has become a poor predictor in business law, said Thomas H. Dupree Jr., a lawyer who has argued cases before Judge Sotomayor and who served in the Justice Department in the administration of President George W. Bush.
In the presence of TAPBPR, NLVPMVATV became a poorer competitor.
But crude extrapolation of the past is a poor predictor of the future: recall the forecasts in the mid-1980s that Japan was set to become the world's largest economy.
In addition, the reviewers said the study would be a poor predictor of what might happen to the general public.
While really incompetent scripts are easy to spot, even a well-wrought screenplay is a poor predictor of either artistic or box-office success.
Dr. Rustin said the explanation for the counterintuitive results was not that CA125 was a poor predictor of cancer's return.
The A.D.P. report is considered volatile by economists and has been a poor predictor of this year's employment figures from the government.
Income is a poor predictor of party preference in America; cultural factors matter more.
