Sentence examples for poorer predictors from inspiring English sources

Urban land use and stream habitat quality were significant predictors of IBI, but were no better than and, in some cases, poorer predictors than other gradients and interactions among gradients.

Compared with direct measurement of personal exposure, monitoring stations measurements are poorer predictors of both exposure and biologic effects.

Thus, single-snapshot measures of drug exposures such as peak or trough amikacin concentration were unequivocally poorer predictors of ototoxicity in MDR-TB patients compared to duration of therapy, cumulative AUC, and AUC0 24.

In the present study, it is especially noteworthy that 1) the clinical measures were poorer predictors of outcome than the neurobiological measurements; and 2) that the visuospatial planning task and structural neuroimaging measures were not discriminative, which corresponds with previous reports of fMRI providing more accurate predictions than structural MRI (40).

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.