Sentence examples for deem predictive from inspiring English sources

That hardly seems a strong enough pattern to deem predictive.

First, the analyses use the logistic EuroSCORE which was designed to predict in-hospital mortality for adjustment, meaning that most important risk factors deemed predictive of short-term outcomes are adjusted for.

This result suggests that the edges POBN identifies as non-predictive in the biological dataset will likely be non-predictive, however, edges deemed predictive may be only marginally so, depending on where they appear relative to the initial network.

The links with a green "x" correspond to domain-motif associations deemed highly predictive of PPIs [25].

Therefore, items deemed most predictive of service utilization based on long stay clients who received the RAI-HC assessment may not serve as an ideal benchmark for the broader CA target population of home care referrals.

Although we deem that the overall predictive performance of the developed models was satisfactory, of course we should acknowledge that the adequacy of the forecasting ability depends also on a subjective interpretation of the results.

Relationships between bird abundance and forest inventory data for 18 species were deemed sufficient as predictive models.

When these factors are taken together, FGF23 may be deemed a potent predictive marker for vascular vulnerability in different organs.

Simply put, the benchmark for alternative tests is whether they are deemed to be as predictive as (or more predictive than) the tests they are intended to replace (Spielmann and Liebsch 2002).

I deem their ire misdirected.

Whereas the model's results were very encouraging, additional development is deemed necessary to improve its predictive capability in the challenging regime of soot inception.