Sentence examples for more predictive contexts from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this prediction, a corpus analysis revealed that the short form of our meaning-matched pairs occurs in more predictive contexts than the longer form.

Second, a behavioral study showed that language users choose the short form more often in predictive contexts, suggesting that tendencies to be information-theoretically efficient manifest in explicit behavioral choices.

Apple claims its new iOS8 operating system will be more predictive and responsive to context, noting whether you're texting (and so expecting more informal language) or e-mailing (more formal), and even whether you're e-mailing colleagues or your spouse.So what's going on when software primly dances around some of the English language's most common words?

In this context, it would be nice to have more predictive methods and this was the rationale behind this research.

Anticipatory context-awareness is beginning to really take off, with software becoming more predictive of what we'll want to do in the next few seconds.

In this context, there is a need for functional measurements that can be more predictive of the actual individual physical capacities.

In the context of clinical studies, it is possible that one type of progression event may be more predictive of OS than other types of progression events.

are more predictive than "school variables".

They become more predictive with each patient that is recruited, sequenced, and added to the database.

The Directors Guild nominations later today will be far more predictive if history is any indication.

Thus, Public Policy Polling's surveys might be more predictive than most might think, as it creates a bandwagon effect.