Sentence examples for predicted rules from inspiring English sources

The predicted rules are summarized in Table 1.

While the negative predictive value of scores and predicting rules is up to 95to99%9%, the positive predictive value is much lower, ranging between 10 and 60%.

For example, healthcare research shows staff attitudes towards risk and safety-related tasks in theatre predict rule compliance and the following of safety protocols [ 93, 94] and medical and nursing staff perceptions of safety climate predict patient safety and patient satisfaction [ 95, 96].

Immigrant rights groups and labor unions, including the A.F.L.-C.I.O., predicted the rules would unleash discrimination against Hispanic workers.

A few studies have derived prediction rules to predict asthma later in life [ 21- 23].

Modeling techniques are increasingly used in medicine to help make medical diagnoses (clinical prediction rules) and predict treatment efficacy.

Environmental and health advocates see the ruling as a setback for air quality, as the EPA predicted the rule would help cut nationwide sulfur dioxide emissions by 73percentt of 2005 levels and cut nitrogen oxide emissions by 54percentt.

It includes 10 rules (Table  1); five rules to predict malignancy (M-rules) and five rules to predict a benign tumor (B-rules).

The tensile strength and modulus of short, randomly oriented hybrid-natural fiber composite was found out experimentally and also predicted using Rule of Hybrid Mixture (RoHM).

Excitation of the b1Σg+ state has not been observed at 180° in agreement with the theoretically predicted selection rule Σ−←↦Σ+ at that angle.

This study confirms that bacteremia in febrile UTI can neither be predicted nor ruled out by bedside available clinical parameters.