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Meanings of predictive in anglès

Of or relating to prediction; having value for making predictions.

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Usage of predictive in anglès
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In times long gone, however, such predictive skills were sometimes quite innate.
The Irish Times
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The shortterm treatment outcome had no predictive value for the long-term course.
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Therefore, this immune signature has a strong predictive value for clinical response.
Pubmed
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The course and predictive value of initial reduced cervical mobility was inconsistent.
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Background: Individualized pharmacotherapy requires identification of genetic variants predictive of treatment response.
Pubmed
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Application of predictive modeling approaches can solve the problem of missing data.
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That understanding will also result in better predictive tools and computer models.
Radio NZ
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Objectives: To identify predictive factors for mortality caused by HyOb in children.
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That stability is a large part of why they offer predictive power.
Reuters
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Conclusion: The morphology of BAV is predictive of clinically important end points.
Pubmed
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Patients with these predictive factors may require a prolonged course of therapy.
Pubmed
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Additional research is clearly warranted to achieve the goal of 'predictive oncology'.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: MMP9 level increase was found to be predictive of disease progression.
Pubmed
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Its predictive value for prognosis needs more evaluation in larger controlled studies.
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However, it has high incidence of false negatives and negative predictive value.
Pubmed
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Choice of outcome measures may influence the predictive value of baseline features.
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Predictive through the time
Predictive across language varieties
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