Sentence examples for inadequate predictors from inspiring English sources

While antibody titers and neutralization are considered the gold standard for the selection of successful vaccines, these parameters are often inadequate predictors of protective immunity.

Since concentration and size distribution (as assessed by ethidium bromide agarose gel electrophoresis) of genomic DNA isolated from FFPE tissue are inadequate predictors per se for aCGH success, we have developed a method for DNA isolation from FFPE tissue with a subsequent simple and reliable multiplex PCR protocol that predicted successful aCGH with high accuracy.

Standard anaesthetic practice in the high-risk surgical patient is to insert invasive arterial and central venous catheters and then to use ΔCVP and ΔMAP to guide fluid therapy, despite an accumulation of evidence to suggest that filling pressures are inadequate predictors of fluid status and responsiveness.

The main findings of this study are two-fold: first, pre- and post-operative BNP levels are predictors of perioperative MACE in patients undergoing prosthesis elective orthopedic surgery under spinal anesthesia; second, RCRI and ASA appear to be inadequate predictors of postoperative cardiac events in this form of elective surgery.

Ms. Brown's story tells us not just that the SAT is an inadequate predictor of college success, but that it can be malignant.

Our results are consistent with the growing evidence that the various organophosphates can differ in their impact on brain development and that consequently, the cholinesterase benchmark is an inadequate predictor of adverse neurodevelopmental effects.

This implies that across the thalamocortical synapse, where connections are expected to show less diversity, receptive field similarity is an inadequate predictor of connectivity.

Even the best classifier (for PmO2 Temp) was an inadequate predictor and generated an error rate of 8.5%.

Most studies were excluded for inadequate predictor or outcome variables, or for not having a control group (list of excluded citations; see online supplementary appendix pages 5 7).

Nevertheless, clinical assessment of stroke risk has not progressed beyond the use of luminal stenosis in spite of evidence to suggest that this is an inadequate predictor of stroke [3].

In summary, our results illustrate that peripheral markers of inflammatory disease may not correlate with local pathology and can be an inadequate predictor of disease severity or local joint pathology.