Sentence examples for poorer predictability from inspiring English sources

AUC values closer to 1 meant better predictability, whereas values closer to 0.5 meant poorer predictability.

The poorer predictability of condom use at last intercourse in girls and the finding that more boys than girls used condoms at last intercourse may indicate that girls switch to hormonal contraceptives.

For this study, eyes with postoperative refraction within ± 0.5 D of expected refraction are considered accurate or good predictability, while those with final refraction more than ± 0.5 D from predicted refraction is considered inaccurate, reflecting poor predictability.

Pseudo R for the fitted model was 4.5% and the proportion of correct predictions was 56% (compared to 53% correct predictions for an uninformative model) indicating a poor predictability of physical activity level for individuals based on previous survey results.

Our prediction model using genotype information from three susceptibility genes had poor predictability; however, predictability improved significantly by incorporating clinical data and by adjusting those data.

A significant drop in OFV when EST was used instead of MOD indicated that the individual likelihood predictions (based on the individuals' weight) used in the mixture model had poor predictability.

Therefore, a quadratic model was investigated to improve the poor predictability of the linear model.

While we do not claim that poor predictability always implies likely error in the experimental value, this is not unknown.

However, this animal model has a drawback - poor predictability of spontaneous metastasis formation from the orthotopic primary tumor.

This is mostly due to the poor predictability and the large number of parameters influencing the partitioning result.

Compared to dynamic schedules, which involve relatively large execution time overhead and have poor predictability, quasi-static schedules can lead to significantly more efficient and reliable implementations.