Usage of "prognosticative"

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

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prognostic
predictive

Examples for "prognostic"

Background: Left ventricular mass offers prognostic information for assessing cardiovascular disease risk. 
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Conclusion: In this study a previously developed prognostic risk model was validated. 
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In particular, the Immunoscore® has been shown to hold strong prognostic value. 
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Conclusion: BCLC staging system provided the best prognostic stratification for HCC patients. 
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A few patients in favourable prognostic categories survive longer than 5 years. 
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In times long gone, however, such predictive skills were sometimes quite innate. 
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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. 
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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. 
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Usage of prognosticative in English

The mountaineer makes the natural phenomena which he most frequently witnesses prognosticative of the future. 
 Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 3 

That makes Cryptonomicon a hell of a read, even if it's not quite the prognosticative tale we're used to from this whiz kid. 
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This prognosticative feat made him a household name; he had more than 360,000 Twitter followers at the last count. 
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Prognosticative through the time

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Meanings of prognosticative in English