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The nicotine found in toenails was not so much a "predicter" - of heart disease, but a big clue that the test subjects had been exposed, unknowingly, to residues of any number of tobacco pesticides, and to the dioxin and other harmful non-tobacco cigarette constituents in the smoke from the chlorinated residues and paper.

Our Stolen Evidence...Against the Pesticide/Dioxin Cartel 2008

“I would imagine age is probably a better predicter than anything else,” Mann said.

Older Members of Congress Perplexed by ATM Machines | Impact Lab 2010

So if we look to the past as any predicter, we expect this to be a days, not week-long process.

CNN Transcript Mar 24, 2007 2007

I have no problem with a full reversal, and I think cert is absolutely likely act of congress declared unconstitutional is already a strong predicter.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Religious Endorsement Case Heading to the Supreme Court? 2007

From the Mind of Manxom Vroom: Best-selling title predicter.

Best-selling title predicter. Jeff 2006

As you point out, it can be problematic when a model is accepted because of its simplicity in spite of of empirical data which points out that the model is a poor predicter.

Verification r2 Revealed!!! « Climate Audit 2006

He groped about for some answer that could be phrased in their language, letting his mind flicker from the modern electronic gadgets back to the old-time tide predicter.

The Sky Is Falling Lester Del Rey 1954

Utilizing these principles, a very elementary form of tidal-clock, or tide-predicter, can be made, and for an open coast station it really would not give the tides so very badly.

Pioneers of Science Oliver Lodge 1895

These ten values are then set off into a third machine, the tide-predicter proper.

Pioneers of Science Oliver Lodge 1895

It is not an easy matter to do this, but it can be, and has been, done; and a tide-predicter has not only been constructed, but two of them are in regular work, predicting the tides for years hence -- one, the property of the Indian Government, for coast stations of

Pioneers of Science Oliver Lodge 1895