Sentence examples for poor predictors from inspiring English sources

Early polls can be poor predictors of future intentions, of course.

Even putting aside the issues of fairness and legality, research suggests that personality tests are poor predictors of job performance.

When they did start falling, it turned out that the models became poor predictors of mortgage repayment.

Research also shows that mental-health-care providers are poor predictors of which patients will go on to harm others.

Third, partial equilibrium welfare calculations are extremely poor predictors of their general equilibrium counterparts.

More traditional outcome measures following lower limb bypass procedures are poor predictors of functional outcome.

But critics say these symptoms are poor predictors of the disorder.

Screening every healthy person for every genetic variant makes no sense because genes are poor predictors of most diseases in most people and genetic disorders are rare.

The analysis of perceptions in 119 countries found living standards and relative wealth are "poor predictors" of whether someone considers climate change to be a severe risk.

Measures assessing the size, activity, and/or composition of the microbial community were poor predictors of glucose mineralization.

However, the SIC categories were found to be poor predictors of the ambient MF in this sample of factories.