Sentence examples for far less predictive from inspiring English sources

And it is far less predictive of college performance than most people -- including admissions officers -- believe.

Earlier blood tests and a DNA test were far less predictive, and celiac disease has been difficult to identify, especially because its symptoms vary widely.

The random gene lists were also far less predictive among ER positive tumors in this data set, as compared to the NKI2 data set.

Closer to the vernal and autumnal equinoxes, however, the absolute duration of photoperiodic signals is far less predictive of the reproductive response.

However this type of abrupt and nonlinear dependency of the predictions on the parameter values is common in adequately complex models of biological phenomena other than the so far less studied predictive models of cell structure.

A more informative but far less reported measure of predictive accuracy is the RMSE, which is a measure of the mean deviation of the modelled from the observed length of stay.

Another Quinean argument holds that "truth by convention" offers no explanatory or predictive advantage over the far less exciting thesis that certain statements are true due to obvious features of extra-linguistic reality.

An exhaustive longitudinal study of AML patients having CR without transplant showed that WT1 transcript levels could be used as a predictive test, yet PB was far less sensitive than BM as a cell source for measurement.

Polysomy 17 (PS17) has also been proposed as a predictive marker for anthracycline sensitivity although there is far less data available regarding this observation.

"The biological tests are much less predictive".

So we're trying to be less predictive.