Sentence examples for much predictive value from inspiring English sources

These mood swings may not have much predictive value when it comes to Presidential years.

Still, none of them have much predictive value, particularly over the short term.

The skeptical one is that, even at this stage, the crowds and polls don't have much predictive value, and that Trump remains highly unlikely to win the nomination.

In that last article, Silver argued that the surveys showing Trump well ahead of his rivals didn't have much predictive value because most G.O.P. primary voters hadn't made up their minds.

In early January, Sam Wang, of the Princeton Election Consortium, who also started out as Trump skeptic, wrote a post querying the argument, which the Times Nate Cohnn had also made, that the primary polls didn't have much predictive value.

Voters have begun to realize -- with the proliferation of every manner of quick and cheap overnight survey, including the automated poll, which dials random numbers and asks the voter to punch in answers as if it were a voice-mail system -- that a lot of polls have about as much predictive value as a Ouija board.

This would give a much smaller predictive value than a 14% correlation portrays.

Strategy D, simply carrying out a viral test if the patient originates from a high or intermediate risk country, detects 85% of cases and has a much higher predictive value of 6.47% than the strategy of repeating the LFT test.

Importantly, we show that different derived factors can be combined to provide much better predictive values for the clinical outcomes.

Such simple algorithms can generate alarms with a much higher positive predictive value than the simple alarms associated with any of the individual sensors.

Testing patients for viral infection on the basis of country of origin is more sensitive and has much higher positive predictive value.