Sentence examples for certainly predictive from inspiring English sources

Certainly, predictive RNA-folding software such as M-fold [34] indicate the HIV-1 Env mRNA is highly structured and contains stem loops of ds-RNA as potential PKR substrates, particularly those that constitute the Rev-responsive element (RRE).

Although, having posed this question, Melville, a perennial contrarian, comes to a contrary conclusion, his summary is certainly predictive.

Thus, reduced CYP1A mRNA inducibility in tomcod from the Hudson River is almost certainly predictive of reduced sensitivities at higher level toxic end points to coplanar PCBs and TCDD exposures.

I think a fair reading of the evidence (excluding studies funded by the College Board) is that SAT scores are either correlated minimally or not at all with college performance and are certainly less predictive than high school average.

Certainly, performance improvement with practice involves transitioning from reactive to predictive timing, so different kinds of timing need to be considered.

The appeals court said the claim by gun rights groups that the ban on assault weapons will primarily disarm law-abiding citizens was "speculative at best, and certainly not strong enough to overcome the substantial deference we owe to predictive judgments of the legislature on matters of public safety".

So are consumer confidence numbers predictive?

Early polling is not very predictive.

That is, Darwinian theory isn't predictive.

Trott said he thinks the predictive software certainly has helped with response times and enforcement efforts by putting troopers in the right place at the right time.

Any system, which increased sensitivity, would almost certainly have reduced positive predictive value probably resulting in and unacceptable rate of false positives.