Sentence examples for substantially better predictors from inspiring English sources

Experimenter-paced measures of working memory are substantially better predictors of reading letter span, continuous operation span, literacy and mathematics scores than are more traditional, subject-paced measures [ 70].

However, NPP is a substantially better predictor of species richness than is latitude, particularly for ecoregions >10 km (Fig.  3).

Using these more complex predictors the model was not able to make substantially better predictions.

Indeed, it has often been noted that family history alone will perform substantially better as a predictor of risk, compared to genotype data for known risk variants [ 5].

Although these enrichments are substantially better than a random predictor, the enrichment reached statistical significance (p-value < 0.05, as evaluated by Fisher's exact test; Supplementary Table 3) in only four of these cases, possibly due to the large number of substrates for many of the HAD phosphatases.

However, nine out of ten machine learners managed this, so the overall machine learning quality is substantially better than a minimally useful predictor.

They received substantially better scores when "male".

Still very high, but substantially better.

"Yes, yes and yes, over and above depression; they're better predictors of those things".

We're used to dealing with prediction problems by going back and looking for better predictors.

All have gotten substantially better during the period shown.