Sentence examples for is very predictive of from inspiring English sources

This should cheer up Hillary Clinton, because presidential job approval polling is very predictive of who will win in November.

Although patients in this study were diagnosed with clinically localized disease, 9% had a Gleason score of 8 to 10, which is very predictive of nodal involvement [ 30] and, thus, lower survival.

The way you start is very predictive of the way you'll finish.

Although pCR and RCB are very predictive of RFS among the poor prognosis molecular profiles, the profiles do not predict an individual patient's response to standard chemotherapy.

HIV-1 DNA levels, reported as copies/106 peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC), are very predictive of disease progression in seroconverters, independently of CD4+T cell count and HIV-RNA.

Also the EPPSE study had found that a child's self-regulation abilities at the start of school were very predictive of later educational and social development (Melhuish et al. 2007), and these self-regulation abilities appeared to mediate the effects of high-quality ECEC experience as well as the HLE.

CPAC's straw poll is a strong indicator of where the Tea Party's loyalties lie in any given election, but it hasn't been very predictive of who will win the actual GOP nomination.

Interestingly, coping strategies appeared to be very predictive of QOL at one year post-treatment.

In contrast, a study conducted in Africa suggests that inexpensive ELISA based p-24 antigen assays may be very predictive of virologic failure [ 25].

It was notable that the most divergent accessions were the wild accessions from Colombia and Mexico and the new markers were very predictive of their relationship to the cultivated accessions based on high bootstrap values.

There are two reasons for this: it may not be possible to determine whether the non-implanted group would have received ICD or CRT-D; and covariates already included would likely be very predictive of CRT or no CRT.