Sentence examples for predictability of individual from inspiring English sources
"The predictability of individual attributes from digital records of behaviour may have considerable negative implications, because it can easily be applied to large numbers of people without their individual consent and without them noticing," they said.
Although group characteristics are known to influence average blood pressure response to changes in salt intake, predictability of individual responses is less clear.
However, when it comes to the predictability of individual's trajectories, the performance of Markovian predictors based on recent past history suggests the existence of a visitation bias toward recently-visited locations on a short time scale [37 39].
However, even the best-understood behavioral systems display a residual of variability, which has so far prevented exact predictability of individual behavior.
The paucity of information on predictability of individual response and information on the operative fundamental mechanisms limit applicability of the adaptive tolerance strategy.
This predictability of individual gene expression on a global background of multiple gene expression changes argues for a predominantly non-random, rather than stochastic, nature of reprogramming errors in bovine SCNT embryos which is in agreement with the study of Inoue et al. [ 39] on mouse SCNT.
To investigate predictability of individuals over time further we used more formal procedures.
Had the GPs known in advance the group they were assigned to (I or C), the predictability of an individual randomisation decision had been larger than in an individually randomised trial.
Therefore, the predictability of an individual does not depend on the reach of his/her travels, but rather on the number of places visited.
In recent years, the analysis of large mobile phone datasets revealed the high predictability of daily individual whereabouts [45 47], that is explained by the extreme regularity of human behaviour.
This regimen was based on the predictability of an individual's need for retreatment and aimed to reduce the clinical burden, while obtaining good functional results.
