Sentence examples for more accurate predictor from inspiring English sources

Direct measurement, they conclude, is a more accurate predictor of trouble.

Instead, a more accurate predictor was the amount of funding that a school received from the National Institutes of Health.

Recent history suggests league position and total points is a more accurate predictor of play-off semi-final success than form over the final few games, but whichever way you view it Ipswich begin as underdogs.

But at the end of Beast Barracks, the more accurate predictor of which cadets persisted and which ones dropped out turned out to be Duckworth's 12-item grit questionnaire.

In economic forecasting, research has shown that trends in increasing or decreasing volumes of housing-related search queries in Google are a more accurate predictor of house sales in the next quarter than the forecasts of real estate economists.

While some companies offer consumers genetic testing for the known gene mutations found in individuals with macular degeneration, many people identified by these tests at highest risk will not get A.M.D. Having an ophthalmologist look at your eyes periodically for drusen is a much more accurate predictor of vision-threatening disease at this stage of our understanding.

Soluble copper is a more accurate predictor of the concentration at which effects were observed.

Compared to existing reversible data hiding methods, the proposed method provides improved performance by using a more accurate predictor.

Actually in most cases we know the square footage of your property which is a much more accurate predictor of risk anyway".

Furthermore, the mode value of the drilling measurements is proposed as a more accurate predictor of the mortar strength than the mean value.

In particular, they show that using a more accurate predictor to compute the timeout interval does not necessarily imply on better QoS.