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But I don't think ethnic solidarity is predictive of much in Iranian politics.

The roller coaster of polling trends in the Republican nomination campaign thus far, however, has helped undermine the predictive accuracy of much of the early polling.

We conclude that there is not a clear correlation between NMD and distance of the PTC from the mRNA 3′ end, which could be predictive of how much premature translation termination will affect the mRNA level.

Our studies show convincing evidence that responses to high doses of BPA are not predictive of responses to much lower doses that are within the range of human exposure.

In recent years, the hypothesis that ratios between different subsets are most predictive of prognosis has gained much attention.

The in silico model could possibly be applied for compound selection based on the properties of drug‐target BKs that is more predictive of clinical outcomes in much earlier phases of drug design and discovery.

13 To address this issue, our study aims to develop an in silico model for compound selection that is more predictive of clinical outcomes in much earlier phases of drug design and discovery.

First of all, Bush hatred is much less predictive of an ideological position than Clinton hatred used to be: very few of the people I know who loathe the president considered themselves Dennis Kucinich supporters, as Michael Moore did.

Those kinds of questions are much more predictive of how someone will perform.

Retrospective analysis of the ARMA data [68] demonstrated that lung mechanics, in the form of changes in compliance, are much more predictive of mortality than Vt [90].

Rapidity of habituation by human infants to previously presented stimuli is surprisingly predictive of their IQs measured at much later ages [35].