Sentence examples for practical predictors from inspiring English sources

It is true that translation of these theoretical considerations into practical predictors of outcomes, biomarkers and new effective drugs in critical illnesses may take some time.

When more in-depth understanding of translation is accumulated, the regression model might be tried to construct a more practical predictor which can directly estimate the translation rate.

Since no practical predictor can account for all factors and their interactions, clinical prediction can at best assign probabilistic risks rather than deterministic outcomes.

The most practical predictor of the dose required for achieving the target trough concentration was the trough concentration measured 2 or 3 days after starting tacrolimus therapy.

However, because cervical spine CT reconstructions were not readily available before chest CT was obtained, we did not consider presence of cervical spine injuries a practical predictor of chest injuries in this setting.

Although qPCR was not a reliable indicator of oocyst abundance in salt floated suspensions in the pilot phase, the combination of qPCR, oocyst counts and visual condition proved to be a good and practical predictor of suitability of salt-floated suspensions for further processing in the main phase (Table  2 Fig.  1).

This study was undertaken to identify practical mortality predictors in patients with AE of CFIP.

For example, a set of finite kth-order Markov models are more practical for predictor design compared to the set of all arbitrary order Markov models.

For example, a set of finite kth-order Markov models is more practical for the predictor design than the set of all arbitrary order Markov models, due to the set size.

Thus, a set of finite kth-order Markov models is more practical for the predictor design than the set of all arbitrary order Markov models due to the set size (see [20] for universality guarantee and indexed class size).

However, there is a set of newer studies that demonstrate that even though finger gnosis is a significant predictor of later mathematical competence, its practical importance as a predictor is nonexistent as it explains only about 2 4% of variance in 5.5 6.5-year-old 5.5 6.5-year-old 5.5 6.5-year-oldn, Roeschildreneller, 2016; WasneroNuerkal., 2015).