Sentence examples for substantially less predictive from inspiring English sources

When applying previously specified risk prediction models to our population, both models were able to adequately predict outcomes among smokers, however, both models had substantially less predictive ability among never smokers.

While IHC measurement of Ki-67 was substantially less predictive than the mRNA-based CCP score, it may have a role in instances where the CCP score is not feasible or affordable.

In such situations, the success of the approach hinges on the extent to which composition and response variables can be lumped into covarying groups such that predictive models require a number of principal components substantially less than the number of exposures.

In particular, higher summer mean temperature did not increase substantially the risk of mortality due to heat and whole year mean temperature was even less predictive of heat risk.

"The biological tests are much less predictive".

Now the bank is offering substantially less.

So we're trying to be less predictive.

And it is far less predictive of college performance than most people -- including admissions officers -- believe.

Mr. Hensarling said such estimates had "less predictive value than a Ouija board".

Will there be substantially less money in the system?

The only difference is the substantially less glamorous cast list.