Sentence examples for weakly predictive of from inspiring English sources

Overall, this analysis suggested these SNPs to be weakly predictive of MM, but of no prognostic or diagnostic value.

Parents' positions on important political issues are only weakly predictive of their children's positions.

The pattern of polymorphisms at these SNPS were found to be highly predictive of T1D (91% AUC) and RA (85% AUC), and weakly predictive of CD (60% AUC).

GG subjects have a positive correlation which is also weakly predictive of behavioral performance, whereas in GT subjects the correlation is negative.

Baseline disease characteristics were often weakly predictive of long-term remission.

Upstream sequence conservation is weakly predictive of expression conservation (Additional file 3: Figure S1, r = 0.047, p = 0.00016, n = 4701).

"Past returns are weakly predictive, if at all, of how a fund is apt to behave in the future," writes Morningstar's director of personal finance, Christine Benz.

However, no statistically significant combinations of weakly predictive genes or synergistically predictive genes were identified.

James was weakly predictive, but brilliantly analytic: his explanations of why things had happened were mesmerizing and convincing, but his guesses about what would happen next were often wrong.

The size of the activated DEM CD4 T cell subset was predictive of the rate of disease progression, whereas IL-6 was only weakly predictive and sCD14 was not predictive.

Because empirical evidence indicates that individuals often do not seek to maximize their expected utility, the criterion of maximization of the expected utility is descriptive but weakly predictive.