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1. Dreams, even vivid ones, have little predictive value.

2. The predictive value of this new method of analysis has still to be proven.

3. More research is needed to improve the predictive value of the tests.

4. However, such theories have limited predictive capability in that we can not measure the individual's perception of values.

5. Furthermore, rules are not necessarily predictive of behaviour in any straight forward manner.

6. The reduced predictive power of the former test in treated coeliac disease patients could be explained in different ways.

7. Cut-offs for clinical variables were taken from the predictive models of Farr etal.

8. But the origin of the story about Anaxagoras's predictive powers remains unexplained.

9. In its place,(http://Sentencedict.com) realism posited a predictive science of law rooted in the experimental methods of social science.

10. To assess the predictive value of these features we undertook prospective surveillance of patients at high risk of primary melanoma.

11. Conclusions are often discordant, however, and the predictive value of the results is often difficult to assess from the data.

12. These signals may have been less predictive of the outcome because they occurred at higher frequencies at earlier stages in the conflicts.

13. However, such statistics are descriptive, nor predictive, and must be treated with caution.

14. Such a theory would have no predictive power because one could never measure all the infinite number of parameters.

15. Now let us consider the predictive power of factor rewards.

16. Further studies are planned to assess the predictive values of this test in populations where achlorhydria is less prevalent.

17. Another predictive example involves the benefits accrued to political incumbents in contesting future elections.

18. Not only is the predictive value of the signal enriched by learning, but the characteristics of the signal are also enriched.

19. This enables us to achieve great predictive power and control over physical processes.

20. The confounding factors were patients' characteristics that had been shown to be predictive of increased perinatal risk.

21. So far, this discussion has examined the usefulness of psychological tests in selection procedures in terms of their predictive validity.

22. The use of multiple logistic regression allowed the selection of the most useful clinical signs which are predictive of hypoxaemia.

23. The debate concerning the factual consequences of insider dealing has centred mainly on the predictive power of economics.

24. Future advances in technology may disclose other, more sensitive markers of cell proliferation whose predictive accuracy is greater.

25. Future estimates will probably prove more reliable and have more predictive value.

26. While it is possible to identify accurately those patients in low-risk groups the positive predictive value of many tests remains poor.

27. We have already seen how the naive inductivist accounts for the explanatory and predictive power of science.

28. The world is full of continuous change, however, and predictive networks will need to handle time-varying data.

29. Newton's physical theories, however, are a good example of how a scientific theory may be predictive as well as explanatory.

30. It is particularly concerned that assessments should not falsely accuse parents and families on the basis of unproven diagnostic and predictive techniques.