Sentence examples for use as a predictor from inspiring English sources

We concluded that this spinal landmark grading system is valuable in predicting a difficult epidural block and advocate its use as a predictor by anesthesiologists.

The innate immune response molecules and their use as a predictor of mortality in cancer patients with severe sepsis and septic shock are poorly investigated.

From reports of 156 Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs), we extracted exclusion criteria based on substance use and findings involving substance use as a predictor or outcome.

Of course, different language editions of Wikipedia have very different sized user bases, meaning that the absolute level of attention to the general Wikipedia article is not likely to be of much use as a predictor.

If the GRE is more strongly predictive of GPA for one group than for another, then the GRE suffers from predictive bias, in terms of its use as a predictor of GPA.  .

If the GRE is more strongly predictive of GPA for one group than for another, then the GRE suffers from predictive bias, in terms of its use as a predictor of GPA.

But those were very special circumstances, and urinary retention is not used as a predictor of death.

However, he believes that, when properly used as a predictor of risk in forensic settings, the social benefits of the checklist far outweigh its drawbacks.

The GMAC claims a reliability of.92, high enough for the test to be used as a predictor of future grades.

The first day after Thanksgiving, called Black Friday by retailers because it once turned the red ink into black, is often used as a predictor of the overall holiday season.

"Because of the disruption in the marketplace we continue to believe that market-based analysis is not the best methodology used as a predictor of A.I.G.'s potential realized losses," the company's vice chairman, Steven Bensinger, said.