Sentence examples for poorer predictor from inspiring English sources

When subject identity was included in the statistical analysis, ODBA was a good, though slightly poorer, predictor of ˙VO2 and speed during locomotion on the flat (mean of two-part regressions: R2=0.91 and 0.91, from a logger placed on the neck) and ˙VO2 during gradient walking (single regression: R2=0.77 from a logger placed on the upper back) than was fH (R2=0.96, 0.94, 0.86, respectively).

On the other hand, expression may be a poorer predictor of compound response than genotype in cases when transcript levels of untreated cells is uncorrelated to transcript levels of drug-treated cells.

First, TSP was a poorer predictor of cardiovascular mortality than PM2.5 in U.S.-based cohort studies (Pope et al. 2002).

Importantly, we find that AAC is a much poorer predictor of ecology once oligonucleotide composition (and phylogeny) has been controlled for.

As a further reduced model lacking origins was a significantly poorer predictor of breakpoint location, the regression analysis predicts that there should be a population of origins unassociated with nearby tRNAs and Tys/LTRs that are, nevertheless, correlated with breakpoints.

We hypothesise that the sporadic type occurs in around 1% of pregnancies and is associated with transient risk factors (such as twins), being therefore a poorer predictor of risk in future pregnancies and less predictable based on history.

But leading the league in scoring is a poor predictor of Super Bowl success.

"The characteristics of setts is a very poor predictor of the number of badgers in social groups," she said.

In addition, the reviewers said the study would be a poor predictor of what might happen to the general public.

Income is a poor predictor of party preference in America; cultural factors matter more.

Dr. Rustin said the explanation for the counterintuitive results was not that CA125 was a poor predictor of cancer's return.