Sentence examples for more predictive value from inspiring English sources

It might, but there are so many other things that would have more predictive value.

Information about the configuration of the characteristics has a more predictive value than distinct parameters for each dimension [ 20].

They emphasized that this parameter has more predictive value than body weight for possible adverse outcomes in adulthood.

A relatively stable body size index like surface area might be of more predictive value than weight, as shown by other studies [ 1, 2].

Moreover, our own group has previously shown a notoriously more predictive value of HuR for gemcitabine sensitivity, which is most likely due to its ability to affect a myriad of downstream target genes [ 33].

The 'diagnostic' ability of a cutoff of ⩾9 to identify the lowest decile was also comparable (sensitivity 75%, specificity 78%, scores of 9 or more, predictive value of 3% for 'dissatisfaction' Figure 2).

Quantitative polymerase chain reaction assays applied to vaginal fluid samples obtained in our subjects may offer more precise predictive value for incident BV, though they are typically less specific than performing sequence analysis on the amplicons as was performed in this study.

Also AMH has more negative predictive value.

We hypothesize that frontoparietal, sensory-motor, and default mode network nodes will have a more relevant predictive value in the classification.

However, experience with Type 2 diabetes shows genetic testing to be an expensive method of predicting disease risk, with markers such as body mass index and family history found to be of more practical predictive value.

Secondly, even if there are too many combinations of existing predictors to apply this direct approach, applying the methods described in the above sections to subgroups may yield interesting results, for instance that the omics score has more added predictive value in a particular subgroup.