Sentence examples for becomes a predictive tool from inspiring English sources

"It becomes a predictive tool," Mr. McDermott said.

Finally I briefly review a different novel technology, of antigen chips, which provide a fingerprint of a subject's immune system and may become a predictive clinical tool.

This model is of course tested both against its inspiration and as a predictive tool.

Soon after, though, the Baltic Dry Index began to lose its lustre as a predictive tool.

A predictive tool of this sort, he said, is applicable not only to friction between wolves and people, but also to conflicts with elephants, tigers, wild dogs -- to any situation where the interests of people and animals clash.

However, it is also useful as a predictive tool.

That is why a predictive tool has been developed.

Furthermore, a longitudinal study has explored the potential for using oral bacteria as a predictive tool.

However successful application of models as a predictive tool requires that they be experimentally calibrated.

P229 CRP ratio as a predictive tool for mortality in ICU septic patients.

Some reports have investigated the relationship between HRV and pain intensity as a predictive tool [2 8].