Sentence examples for predictive indicators from inspiring English sources

The restriction of lung volumes in our overweight subjects was not correlated with the magnitude of their accentuated ventilatory response to unloaded cycling, indicating that spirometric indices are not reliable predictive indicators of loaded breathing at work.

Identifying predictive indicators of survival and developing a ECPR survival prediction model allows for prompt assessment of the effectiveness of ECPR during CPR.

Few hospitals, for example, want to tackle the predictive indicators of malpractice because doing so might be misconstrued as having foreknowledge.

Predictive indicators are demonstrated to be particularly helpful for properly configuring an RTHS experiment to meet a researcher's specified objectives.

However, other possible criteria, such as nauplii and PL1 biochemical and morphometric variables, were not reliable as predictive indicators under our experimental conditions.

Instead, Mr Hetzel argued that the task ahead is not the development of better predictive indicators, but a thorough assessment of the historical record to determine how the system works.

A previous study in a Turkish population showed that the WHtR is the most predictive indicator among the anthropometric indices; however, visceral fat measured with bioimpedance analysis is a more sensitive variable than the WHtR [ 16].

Recent reports have indicated that pulse pressure is a more predictive indicator of cardiovascular events in dialysis patients than either systolic or diastolic blood pressure separately.

LIZZA: So we talk about all of these different economic indicators, and political science says that that is the most predictive indicator?

The value of short interest as a predictive indicator of market bullishness or bearishness has been questioned in recent years.

The 3D structure of a PSC colony, reconstructed by the PD imaging system, was found to serve as a predictive indicator of pluripotency.