Sentence examples for minimally predictive of from inspiring English sources

A low Distress score is highly predictive of the Depression and Anxiety scores (which must be low), but a high Distress score is minimally predictive of the Depression and Anxiety scores (which can be anywhere between low and high).

"What is predictive of elections are ideas and message".

Some came from backgrounds predictive of reading difficulty.

Commercial clusters have not been predictive of how people are going to vote".

Polling at this point has generally been reliably predictive of who will win.

If someone fit none, then mental illness was highly unlikely to be predictive of violence.

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

Based on the past two Senate elections, polling in September is highly predictive of the final outcome.

But I don't think ethnic solidarity is predictive of much in Iranian politics.

It's "Mister Morn," however, that seems most enticingly predictive of Nabokov's great work.

Like photos of tigers, certain songs will begin to feel predictive of certain categories of people.