predictive
/pri'diktiv/
📖 中文释义
- a. 预言性的, 成为前兆的
💬 双语例句
The area where genomics-driven innovations have attracted the most attention is health. Rapid progress toward truly “personalized medicine” is occurring, with patients’ DNA profiles being translated into more individualized, predictive, and preventive medical care.
基因组学推动的创新最吸引目光的领域是医学。 “个性化医疗”进展迅速,患者的DNA图谱被转化为更加个性化、预测性和预防性的治疗方案。
Knewton, an adaptive learning platform that personalizes digital courses using predictive analytics, is another company at the forefront of the data revolution. With tailored content and instruction, even classrooms without private-school resources can provide individual learning.
Knewton公司是另一家居于数据革命前列的公司。 该公司是一家适应性学习平台,用预测分析实现数字资源的个性化。 有了量身定做的内容和说明,即便不具备私立学校资源的学校也可以提供个体学习。 结果,教师可以将时间用在效果最好的方式上 — — 与学生一起解题 — — 而不是无差别地授课。
Left-wing voters, put off by Fillon’s liberal economics and social conservatism, might stay home. Given pollsters’ massive predictive failures elsewhere this year, no one should count on them to turn out until the votes themselves are counted.
以前也曾出现过类似的情况,而第二轮预测的前提是“共和党统一 ” , 而实际情况也许并不是那样。 左翼选民囿于菲永的自由经济和保守社会主张可能放弃投票。 鉴于今年其他地方民调专家的大规模预测失利,在计票完成之前人们不应过于相信这些民调专家的主张。
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📘 English Definition(英文释义)
- s. of or relating to prediction; having value for making predictions