Sentence examples for much less predictive from inspiring English sources

"The biological tests are much less predictive".

However, genetic risk scores were much less predictive of diabetes status than family history, particularly after correcting for BMI.

First of all, Bush hatred is much less predictive of an ideological position than Clinton hatred used to be: very few of the people I know who loathe the president considered themselves Dennis Kucinich supporters, as Michael Moore did.

This vacancy is attributed to the limitation of the accuracy of forcing datasets and the availability of ancillary data to support appropriate physical representation of hydrological processes, since there are virtually no ground-based hydrologic or hydrometeorological measurements to support modeling activities and much less predictive studies in the UZRB.

Alternate socio-economic measures, even those directly related to healthcare, such as the number of physicians per capita, GDP, or population density were much less predictive than total healthcare spending per capita.

Notably, male song was much less predictive of female song, further suggesting that acoustic cues play a subordinate role in female song timing.

Among other advantages, such information allows operators to migrate from inefficient calendar-based maintenance to a much less costly predictive maintenance approach.

Tied first choices for ophthalmology with other specialties were much less highly predictive of eventual destinations (Table 5).

Generalization gradients have been investigated widely in animal conditioning experiments, but much less so in human predictive learning tasks.

This model was much less accurate as a predictive astronomical model, but it was discussed by later European astronomers and philosophers.

Gene expression profiling has been frequently used for developing prognostic signatures but much less frequently for developing predictive markers of benefit from specific treatments.