Sentence examples for predictors that would from inspiring English sources

The goal in dichotomizing continuous variables was to use predictors that would not involve complicated algorithms so they could be easily utilized by ED clinicians.

We observed substantial treatment response in patients lacking three postulated predictors that would be difficult to attribute to cyclophosphamide alone.

Last, we may find predictors that would make hepatic surgery futile and not necessary for some patients, in particular if it does not alter the disease course or does not provide a chance for cure.

We next examined whether biological pathways implicated from gene-set enrichment analysis of the current study could provide a set of mechanism-based gene predictors that would be capable of predicting obese and lean subjects with high accuracy.

Designing an intelligent predictor that would beat a simple moving average baseline across a number of products appears to be a non-trivial task.

However, it was difficult to design a predictor that would simultaneously increase fillet yield and carcass yield because of contradicting effects of relative head size, an important component of the predictors which was positively correlated to carcass yield but not to fillet yield.

In view of the foregoing we developed a potential predictor that would reveal those high-risk patients qualifying for internal corrective arthrodesis despite this risk.

Actually, AEs were a rather weak predictor that would have been eliminated had we used aggressive search algorithms with cross-validation or other model selection tools that target prediction error (as suggested in [ 21, 22]).

In particular we estimate that, for orphan receptors with no known ligands, our method reaches a normalized accuracy of 86.2%, 77.6% and 80.5% on the enzymes, GPCR and ion channels, respectively, well above the 50% accuracy of a random predictor that would be trained in a classical ligand-based virtual screening framework with no training example.

With the exception of the preparation stage of change, these variables were also predictors that individuals would say that they would react by smoking less cigarettes.

Dr. Bell said research has shown that, among white juvenile delinquents and white death-row inmates, there were five common characteristics in their history that could be seen as predictors that they would be involved in killing someone.