Sentence examples for predictive outcome from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, as only 3 motifs were extracted, it is suggested that in situ O-GlcNAc/Phos sites may not follow a stringent recognition motif, which also suggests that a traditional site prediction strategy using primary sequence may have a poor predictive outcome.

Randle et al. indicated that tumor size was correlated with poor prognosis, but the presence of positive lymph nodes was not a predictive outcome in resected ampullary NETs [15].

Performing ROC analysis and generating profile scores for the ΔCT values, we found no significant difference in predictive outcome for the 44 reporter genes in terms of their ability to classify CFS and healthy samples, either when used as individual classifiers or by combining them to generate profile scores (Figure S1, Tables S5, S6).

The predictive outcome was used for further investigation.

The predictive outcome was calculated for included patients using the full IMPACT-TBI model.

The predictive outcome, hyperbilirubinemia, defined differently in the compared studies, may constitute an important bias factor.

Widal test, which has poor predictive outcomes in predominant typhoid population, is not standard enough to predict accurate diagnosis.

But this is contrary to the predictive outcomes associated with "inclusive" institutions, and Acemoglu et al.

Foretuit, which launches today at TechCrunch Disrupt, maps sales employees' business behavior and determines patterns in order to provide predictive outcomes for sales operations.

Now, we learn from this example that simply considering average customer characteristics (instead of proper segmentation) may yield remarkably biased predictive outcomes.

Data generated with one assay cannot be directly extrapolated to published predictive outcomes based on IgE antibody levels from a different assay.