Sentence examples for modest predictive power from inspiring English sources
These are factors that have some modest predictive power.
Although state economic statistics have only modest predictive power as compared with the national numbers, Mr. Obama may be benefiting from the fact that Ohio's unemployment rate has fallen substantially — to 7.3 percent from a peak of 10.6 percent.
They conclude that the predictive power of the sentiment index of Baker and Wurgler (2006) is mainly driven by information related to fundamentals and the part unexplained by those fundamentals possesses only very modest predictive power.
Results indicate that a neuropsychological test, the D2 Cancellation Task, has a modest predictive power for treatment dropout, superior to, for instance, a 'conscious' self-report assessment of treatment motivation as given by the offenders (Cornet et al. 2015b).
Yet there's good reason to believe that we are on the road to more active development of behavioral genetics with at least modest predictive power.
These results show that the attributes we chose each have at least modest predictive power.
Previous studies examining the benefits of adding genetic variations to risk assessment tools have shown only modest improvements in the predictive power.
The PNAS paper makes a key point: "These precipitation and temperature effects are statistically significant but have modest influence in terms of predictive power in a model with political, economic, and physical geographic predictors.
However, the π- and α-GST predictive power was modest (AUC = 0.65 for both) even at their peak concentrations (24 and 20 hours prior to AKI, respectively).
However on multiple regression only the relationship between Total OSCE Score and the Total HPAT-Ireland score remained significant; albeit the predictive power was modest.
1 3 While multiple risk factors for lower birthweight and birth complications have been identified, 4 their predictive power remains modest, 5 and there is therefore high potential benefit in identifying novel risk factors for birth complications.
