Sentence examples for better predictor of a from inspiring English sources
According to an AARP spokeswoman, Nancy Thompson, family is a better predictor of a retiree's settlement location than almost anything else.
While declaring that he has long made use of Morningstar's products, he contended that there was no better predictor of a fund's performance over the long term than price alone — that is, its expenses.
The evidence is that America does offer opportunity; but not nearly as much as its citizens believe.Parental income is a better predictor of a child's future in America than in much of Europe, implying that social mobility is less powerful.
Rather, pairbonded social monogamy appears to be a better predictor of a large relative brain size in many nonprimate taxa.
The conclusion was that 87% with a score ≥3 required a therapeutic laparotomy, and it was a better predictor of a therapeutic laparotomy than the initial systolic blood pressure and base deficit [20].
has successfully recruited several outstanding students for research work in his laboratory based on their success in this course, which is a far better predictor of a student's success in problem solving than his/her overall grade point average.
In 2012, the New York Times reported on a study demonstrating that asking voters who they expected to win could be a better predictor of an election's outcome than the actual horse race.
So-called noncognitive skills — attributes like self-restraint, persistence and self-awareness — might actually be better predictors of a person's life trajectory than standard academic measures.
Mr Acemoglu says economic crises are far better predictors of a move to representative government than prosperity.
Belfield and Crosta determined high school transcripts are better predictors of a student's college preparedness than standardized placement tests.
Thus, both classical statistics and SVM methods suggest that, on average, external transcript levels are better predictors of a given cDNA level than markers.
