Sentence examples for predictive using from inspiring English sources
"I'm hoping that from the developmental toxicity side there will be assays developed that are predictive using human embryonic stem cells, and we'll be able to decide whether those have any more or less value than the animal [systems] that we use," says Stedman.
They further showed that model ensembles were predictive using many different mathematical models [56].
Another problem comparing microarray results is that there are often genes missing from one platform that are identified as being predictive using the second gene set.
Our results provide both general and specific recommendations for maximizing autozygosity detection in genome-wide SNP data, and should apply equally well to research on whole-genome autozygosity burden or to research on whether specific autozygous regions are predictive using association mapping methods.
These studies document the use of weather radar systems to accurately measure the heights of volcanic plumes, which provide important initial data for predictive use.
Frequently, the normative and predictive uses will point to the same state of affairs as the course of events that is indicated.
But all of these terms are ambiguous, in that they have normative (or "moral") and non-normative (e.g., "predictive") uses.
While the regression is too noisy to be of predictive use, it lends some support to the use of a generalized cubic law.
In my experience, high performing data-driven organizations are able to graduate from descriptive use of analytics (describing the past), to predictive use of analytics (identifying future trends based on regression analysis), to prescriptive use of analytics (changing behavior based on prediction, aimed at increasing the likelihood of achieving desired outcomes).
Very recently, the predictive use of IDH mutations has been confirmed in grade III glioma [ 14].
Supervised learning is a process of creating predictive models using a set of historical data and produce predictive results.
