Sentence examples for predictors and it from inspiring English sources
Fractal parameters of particle size distribution (PSDFPs) were used as predictors and it improved the accuracy and reliability by decreasing root mean square error (RMSE) by up to 30% for water content at h value of 5 kPa (θ5 kPa) and by up to 12.5% for water content at h value of 50 kPa (θ50 kPa).
Polls are imperfect predictors, and it's worth noting that another polling company, Panelbase, still has the Better Together (No) campaign ahead 52percentto48percentcent.
This was considered objective given that there were no a priori known biologically meaningful boundaries for these predictors, and it prevented bins containing small, and so potentially biased, samples.
The perfect prediction model would allow for an accurate prediction of the risk of a poor outcome, based on a number of readily available predictors, and it would explain close to 100% of the variance of the PROM score.
It is one of the most advanced types of adaptive predictor, and it normally can provide better performance than fixed predictors [6, 9].
This predictor will be referred to as "the trivial predictor" and it measures the amount of stationarity in the mobility sequence.
Up to now, DUKE is the only sudden death risk predictor and it was designed specifically for patients of high coronary risk.
The reason was probably that V40 ratio is a more sensitive predictor and it reflects the interplay between changing total volume and V40 volume.
CMTC is an independent prognostic predictor, and it outperformed 12 other known prognostic gene signatures, molecular subtype classifications, and all other standard prognostic clinicopathological factors.
Cross-validation of this set of SSFs was not possible because there was only one predictor and it had just two classes (on or off road).
Of these three factors, higher pain scores emerged as the only significant predictor, and it predicted three of four measures of poor outcome: nonresponse (OR 1.18 [95% CI 1.04 1.35]; P = 0.009), nonpartial remission (1.23 [1.08–1.39]; P = 0.001), and nonremission (1.25 [1.11–1.42]; P < 0.001).
