“The cholesterol ratio should not be taken on its own as a predictor of the risk of heart attack or stroke.”

“One would hope that Jacob Sullivan would prove to be a better lawman than he was a predictor of thunderstorms.”

“She was a predictor of doom, and was indignant when her predictions weren't accurate.”

“Logan refers to a prediction that when the fish are gone, man will go shortly thereafter.”

“I sure wish I could agree with your prediction but America has been gerrymandered into easily predictable red or blue districts.”

“Our prediction, however, was based on a test statistic for additive effects only.”

“The predictability of his routine made it easy for others to know where to find him at any given time of the day.”

“The predictability of her writing style made the novel feel uninspired and lacking in originality.”

“This dire, occasionally damnable predictability undermines the painterly finesse with which the film's director arranges his ravishing images.”

“The predictableness of their relationship made it clear they were meant to be together.”

“The predictableness of his writing style made it almost unbearable to finish the book.”

“Protein biomarkers offer great potential to improve the predictivity of animal studies and, in particular, provide the bridge between effects in animals and in man.”

“These results indicate that learned predictiveness effects in human causal learning index an associability that is specific to a particular class of outcomes.”

“Our happiness in terms of what will happen to us can be described as a recounting of our history and a predicting of our destiny.”

“This information can be used to make more accurate predictions of weather and climate.”

“At best they distill public information into the most accurate predictions possible.”

“All these predictions about death rates are based on historical analyses.”

“The markets are poor predictors of either interest rates or exchange policy.”

“We had made a mistake in setting ourselves up as predictors rather than as systematic thinkers or logicians.”

“Age at disease onset and functional class were the strongest independent predictors of survival.”