Sentence examples for there predictive from inspiring English sources

Understanding these dispersal patterns is an important step toward adding a dynamic component to such models and increase there predictive potential as part of planning tools for control measures: e.g. protection of cattle trough focussed vaccination.

From there, predictive analysis of big data will provide the competitive edge needed to compete in a globally connected world.

As the video right up there shows, predictive search works just swell on the T-Mobile G1.

But, beyond the vacillations inherent to predictive analysis, there's obviously some real categorical confusion over just how to define mobile health, mobile health apps, etc.

Measures of past performance matter, too, says Molitor, but "they're not really predictive" because there's so much randomness in past returns.

In conclusion, there was predictive ability for purebred population(s) predicting crossbred genetic merit using an additive model in the populations studied when PB and CB traits have high genetic correlation.

There was predictive ability when purebred populations were used to predict crossbred genetic merit using an additive model in the populations studied.

"There is predictive value when money starts flowing into money market funds," Mr. Clark said.

It gets easier: there's predictive text, like on a mobile phone, so I stare at the word I want, which gets added to my sentence.

And if baseball cycles repeat, perhaps there is predictive value in the narrative, if not the numbers, of 1911.

The present study suggests that there was predictive validity with regard to the YLS/CMI-SV Total Score.