Sentence examples for more stable predictive from inspiring English sources
Thus, future progress in biomarker identification will require new approaches in both analytical methods and in clinical study design that yield more stable predictive gene lists for the high-IR classifications.
The BDI-FS did not predict mortality, and this could have left the more stable or predictive depressed cases to be included in the BDI-FS sub-sample.
And with just 48 days left until the election, polls are becoming more stable and predictive as more undecided voters make up their minds.
In plants, simultaneously accounting for additive and non-additive effects was more stable and yielded higher predictive ability of the mean phenotype than models that only account for additive effects (Muñoz et al. 2014).
The resulting ensemble predictor is called a bagged predictor, which is more stable and often has better predictive performance than that of any of the individual predictors H b(r).
Studies show that the truncation of healthcare expenditures in predictive models provides more stable and more robust estimates than using raw dollars [ 24, 37].
Although the MMN appears to be more stable than N100 because of its higher predictive value (estimated to be in the order of 90%), this is not obvious from the findings of Yppärilä and coworkers [ 1].
ACS prediction will be more stable, and personnel with little or no experience in ECG reading, e.g. triage nurses, can use the model with no loss in predictive power.
It indicates that throughout all replications the ENet has more stable subsets in feature selection, but these subsets yielded an unstable predictive power compared to LASSO.
If the 4-meter walk test is more prematurely affected by aging (and the related underlying conditions), a "floor" effect may limit the predictive value of it in favor of a possible more stable test (i.e. chair stand test).
