Sentence examples for in ability to predict from inspiring English sources

Variables related to mental health provided the greatest contribution overall to this increase in ability to predict re-incarceration.

The authors have not performed a comparison of the two guidelines in ability to predict mortality as firstly, the sample size is too small and secondly the impetus was to focus on how diastolic dysfunction is defined in this cohort, something which is a significant limitation of previous research.

A number of observational studies, RCTs and a systematic review compared AFI measurement to other methods of measuring amniotic fluid in ability to predict poor perinatal outcome.

This review explores the application of published evidence to practice, discussing the goals of treatment, the (in) ability to predict individual responses to therapy, and the potential value of indirect comparisons.

The combination of LACTW and LACΔ24, which assesses duration, magnitude and trend of lactate derangement, resulted in the most significant increase in ability to predict hospital death (Table 2).

In terms of pairwise comparisons between genomes, λ provides a measure of the proportional increase in ability to predict the chromosomal assignment of an ortholog in either of two species (or in probabilistic terms, "the relative decrease in probability of erroneous guessing"; [ 60], when the ortholog's position is known in the other species, vs. when it is unknown) [ 60].

Significant strides have been made in the approach to diagnosis and in the ability to predict outcome in the last few years.

Features derived from this more accurate analysis of conditional regulation results in a dramatic improvement in the ability to predict a cellular phenotype in yeast.

The criterion validity was examined in its ability to predict mortality, and in relation to other predictions about aging.

In the end, though, he said, the improvements have come almost entirely in judging the probable weather in a stretch of days, not in the ability to predict sunshine and 60 degrees in Dallas on a particular day.

The true clinical value of gene expression signatures lies in their ability to predict response in large patient populations.