Sentences with phrase «predictive element»

Medicare is a key reason why voters reject the Ryan plan — but while Medicare is a potent and predictive element in the Ryan budget, it is hardly the only concern voters have about the Republican plan.

There are a variety of predictive elements that may allow one to notice PCOS before it reaches severe states.

The strongest predictive element were the facts: «we observed that the information regarding the factual background of the case as this is formulated by the Court in the relevant subsection of its judgments is the most important part obtaining on average the strongest predictive performance of the Court's decision outcome».

Your smartphone innocently collects predictive elements every day.

«If there's strength in the model, we'll take the next step toward the predictive element,» Cahill said.

Where is the predictive element in all this?

There is a predictive element in the books of the law.

Therefore, it is important to be aware of the symptoms and predictive elements that allow for proper recognition and diagnosis of the condition.

The predictive elements don't seem quite as snappy as HTC's, but we managed to get along just fine with entering text on it.

The Judge addressed the specific issues that arise when dealing with a decision based in part on scientific assessments which involve a predictive element and held that the Reviewing Judge had been inappropriate in entering into his own analysis of the reliability of the scientific evidence before him.

Also, because it is digitising the process and then collecting data along the way each time, this allows Keoghs to add further machine learning and predictive elements to the service, making full use of the legal data that has been gathered as each new claim is processed.

The assumption was that their smile should have a predictive element to things like how fulfilling and long lasting their marriages would be, how highly they would score on standardized tests of well - being and general happiness, and how inspiring they would be to others.

I call these «predictive elements» — i.e., the punchy details that psychologists use to predict the quality or future outcome of relationships (basically, whether or not a couple will live happily ever after).

Predictive elements are like the weather report from a station you trust.

Your text message history is a great place to start looking at your relationship's predictive elements (those useful clues about your potential).