Sentence examples for very predictive from inspiring English sources

Although pCR and RCB are very predictive of RFS among the poor prognosis molecular profiles, the profiles do not predict an individual patient's response to standard chemotherapy.

Pol II-S5P occupancy was also well predicted by TF occupancy (CV R ≈ 0.4), and input was not very predictive (CV R < 0.2); the results were slightly worse in the cells with fewer TFs tested.

Early polling is not very predictive.

One factor that wasn't very predictive, it turned out, was a history of good performance reviews.

In other words, sales-growth statistics may be somewhat persistent, but they're not very predictive.

"It's very predictive," she says, allowing solutions to be developed for specific situations.

Among these, serum anti-CCP positivity at baseline has been demonstrated to possess very high predictive and prognostic accuracy in comparison to other markers [ 14].

However, these prediction model had not very high predictive value (AUC >0.90).

Model evaluation using 10-fold cross validation suggested very good predictive performance (AUC = 0.88), with a predictive deviance of 33% (Table 2).

True, Google Now has some very cool predictive powers, oodles of data, and major brand recognition.

You've said that physical sciences are very much predictive, social sciences less so.