Sentence examples for more accurate predictors from inspiring English sources

Elo ratings have also become more accurate predictors of the final, according to the rising correlation in the graph above.

Research shows that birth weight, poor nutrition, poverty and general health during infancy and early childhood are more accurate predictors of how a child will perform in school.

(The polls of likely voters have also been slightly more accurate predictors of the actual Election Day result).

Use of these biomarkers, or other rational combinations as readouts of pathological response in NSCLC have potential to provide more accurate predictors of treatment outcomes.

One way to reduce uncertainty would be to determine which, if any, equations were more accurate predictors.

Obama's advantage in state polls is doubly significant given that state polls are more accurate predictors than national polls.

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

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

The City had convinced itself that the routine brag of the betting markets, which like to claim they are a more accurate predictor than opinion polls, was true.

"But they're also where the risk is greatest". A much more accurate predictor of a public company's long-term success, Professor Ritter said, is its revenue.

But Trump has continued making the comparisons himself, sometimes pointing to his crowd sizes as a more accurate predictor of election results than scientific polls.