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- noun the state of being
predicted
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Examples
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The predictiveness of expectancy-value theory is enhanced by including the influence of perceived self- efficacy.
Self-Efficacy - Albert Bandura William Harryman 2009
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DOBBS: The point being that this science of yours, meteorology, has a ways to go in terms of its scientific predictiveness and accuracy.
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Not understanding the hallmark and importance of predictiveness in theories, not understanding the difference between modeling and theory - egnorance of science seems to be the trademark of Egnor.
Egnor just doesn't know when to quit - The Panda's Thumb 2007
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Ray Bixler overstates high school rank's lead in the predictiveness race.
Letters 1995
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For the new Empirica V4 score, this uplift in predictiveness can be up to 17 percent over prior score versions.
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For the new Empirica V4 score, this uplift in predictiveness can be up to 17 percent over prior score versions.
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For the new Empirica V4 score, this uplift in predictiveness can be up to 17 percent over prior score versions.
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For the new Empirica V4 score, this uplift in predictiveness can be up to 17 percent over prior score versions.
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Ontology predicates experience > hypothesis > predictiveness > truth.
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The pharmaceutical industry has made decisive moves to improve the predictiveness of early-stage drug safety testing.
unknown title 2009
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