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predictive

[pri-dik-tiv] / prɪˈdɪk tɪv /


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If winning in spring training is not predictive, neither is it irrelevant.

From Los Angeles Times

Their predictive power stems from a basic financial incentive: Traders risk their own capital.

From The Wall Street Journal

The predictive approach centers on measuring p tau217, a protein found in plasma, the liquid component of blood.

From Science Daily

The new approach is the first that is both simple and predictive, allowing scientists to calculate particle motion without relying on overly complex assumptions.

From Science Daily

“Calling it predictive markets never fooled me,” Christie says.

From The Wall Street Journal