The phrase "predictive effect" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "The study showed a strong predictive effect for the drug's effectiveness in treating the disease."
We report on predictive effect sizes and their classification performance.
Moreover, preschoolers' altruism moderated the predictive effect of parental psychological aggression on preschoolers' anxiety symptoms.
Social support had a significant negative predictive effect on Internet addiction.
First, the study supports the predictive effect of parental aggressive discipline on preschoolers' anxiety.
Only the CD4 cell count showed a significantly heterogeneous predictive effect across the eight studies (P =.024).
It is less frequent, with a more modest predictive effect, in patients with preserved systolic function.
In contrast, no predictive effect was found for scientific knowledge unrelated to evolution (Mazur [2004]).
We hypothesize that this predictive effect of frontal cortices may be abnormal in chronic migraine.
Logistic regression models were fitted for each of the MMPI clinical scales to test the predictive effect of personality, gender, and their interaction on adult exercise behavior.
On one hand, larger positive reciprocal neighborhood sizes do not generally have a significant predictive effect on the rate of expressing opinionated sentiments.
Further studies are thus needed in order to elucidate the predictive effect of trauma on the incidence of sepsis in the context of other preoperative variables.
