predictive value

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predictive
adjective
uk /prɪˈdɪk.tɪv/ us /prɪˈdɪk.tɪv/
relating to the ability ...
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value
noun
uk /ˈvæl.juː/ us /ˈvæl.juː/
the amount of money that can be received ...
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Examples of predictive value

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The conceptual definitions and targeting criteria proposed by this working group should then be tested in large-scale prospective studies to evaluate their predictivevalue.
So the standard cutoff value was associated with a similar negative predictivevalue but had less false negative results.
Predictivevalue of monitoring parameters in fetal surgery.
Screening performance was investigated by calculating sensitivity, specificity, the positive predictivevalue, negative predictivevalue, likelihood ratio, and stratum-specific likelihood ratios.
We have found that these principles are somewhat useful in the back-engineering process, but that they have very little predictivevalue.
We have found that these principles are somewhat useful in the backengineering process, but that they have very little predictivevalue.
The low positive predictivevalue indicates that the methods are more inclusive than exclusive.
The use of a non-name-based surveillance registry in a match for such purposes requires developing an estimate of sensitivity, specificity and positive predictivevalue.
Sensitivity of the clinical case definition was only 34 %, specificity 42 %, positive predictivevalue was 22 % and negative predictivevalue 57 %.
These variables had no predictivevalue in the mediation model.
Data on the predictivevalue of cervical length is only of value if an intervention is available to improve the situation.
The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictivevalue and negative predictivevalue were 86.7%, 44.3%, 82.3% and 52.9% respectively.
The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictivevalue and negative predictivevalue for a successful version were 94.0%, 33.0%, 70.0% and 76.7% respectively.
In the present sample and model this variable had little predictivevalue.
This model had both a sensitivity and specificity of 77%, with a positive predictivevalue of 65% and a negative predictivevalue of 86%.
They also found a higher pulse rate at these times, and by combining pulse and blood pressure could improve the predictivevalue of the test.
Such variability has been observed in early mental-state reasoning, and researchers have found predictivevalue in children's interactions with parents, siblings, and peers.
Of these, tachycardia, tachypnea, gallop, lethargy and poor feeding were found by multivariate discriminant analysis to have predictivevalue at the p<0.05 level.
The prevalence and predictivevalue of mild impairment or circumscribed deficits have been the subject of several enquiries.
If the base-rate is high, positive predictivevalue for given values of sensitivity and specificity will be higher and negative predictivevalue lower.
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