Sentence examples for poor predictive capabilities from inspiring English sources

Whereas established liver function parameters such as transaminases and bilirubin showed poor predictive capabilities regarding prediction of a Catot /Caion ratio ≥2.5 in liver failure patients, a serum lactate level ≥3.4 mmol/l and a prothrombin time ≤26% where highly predictive for this endpoint.

Most of the numerical benchmarks on combustion in large scale volumes for hydrogen safety, which were performed up until today have demonstrated, that current numerical codes and physical models experience poor predictive capabilities at the industrial scale, both due to under-resolution and deficiencies in combustion modeling.

Some results showed good agreement with the data, whereas other models had poor predictive capabilities.

In neurological research, it has been found that poor predictive capabilities are a basis for false attributions of actions, for example, for patients suffering from schizophrenia [38, 47, 48].

Standard laboratory liver function parameters showed poor predictive capabilities regarding citrate accumulation in terms of an elevated Catot/Caion ratio ≥2.5.

However, these are shown to have poor predictive capability, even for the system from which they were derived.

The main reason for a poor predictive capability of the existing models is the absence of combustion contribution to the blast wave strength.

Some of the conventional test results and empirical ratios generated out of it offer poorer predictive capability for slagging behaviour experienced in power plants.

However, the predictive capabilities of the model are poor, especially for apparently chaotic behavior.

Ionic liquids have been found to be prospective replacement materials in this case; however, the predictive capabilities of existing models still remain poor which affects their practical application significantly.

"We've got to be very modest about our predictive capabilities," the official said.