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predictor

[pri-dik-ter] / prɪˈdɪk tər /






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While McIlroy would love another Pebble Beach win to kickstart his season, he said the conditions at the seaside course in February won't be much of a predictor for next year's US Open.

From Barron's

Younger age and a higher initial Glasgow Coma Scale score were strong predictors of unexpected survival.

From Science Daily

The “single greatest predictor” of future stock-market returns has never been more bearish.

From MarketWatch

And it was important as a predictor for those in power to stay in power.

From BBC

The 49ers are decimated by injuries, but the best predictor of future events is past events.

From BBC