They were either non-predictive, probabilistically predictive (they predicted the targets with a probability of 0.8), or deterministically predictive.
Migration intention studies do not necessarily reflect actual migration, nor are they reliably predictive of future trends, as they are likely to overestimate planned migration [ 23].
The thing about political theorems, unlike mathematical theorems, is that they are predictive until the moment they aren't.
You can't look at credentials, they're just not predictive.
But they were no longer predictive for reading comprehension of their counterparts at senior grades.
These particular statistics are selected because they are predictive of future outcomes, not because they explain past wins.
These odds are more fun than they are predictive, but it's a good way to start the Nobel Prize discussion, which each year grows heated as people debate the merits of past winners, and mourn for their favorite overlooked writers.
City officials defended using the state tests as a basis for the rankings, saying that they remained predictive of other outcomes, like graduation rates.
To describe a patient with 2 ipsilateral supernumerary caruncles and to determine if they are predictive of associated abnormalities.
