1. 预测：共同讨论预防(Preventive)、预测(Predictive)以及个人化(Personalized)3P健康照护技术的全球发展趋势与市场机会,希望带动台湾整体健康照护市场的发展.
2. 推测性：prediction to motor object 运动客体预测 运动客体预测 | predictive 推测性 | predictive ability 推测能力
3. 预言性的：prediction 预言 | predictive 预言性的 | predictor 预言者
4. 预测控制：多模型预测控制:multiple model predictive control | 预测控制:predictive | 预测变量:predictive variable
1. predictive
1. 预言性的；预测性的
You use predictive to describe something such as a test, science, or theory that is concerned with determining what will happen in the future.
e.g. ...the predictive branch of economics.
经济学在经济预测方面的分支
1. Sebelius said the new US health reform law offers better access to data and predictive modeling that could help prevent fraud.
2. That predictive power also enabled an unanticipated second test of whether gene expression would reflect unplanned changes in dominance rank.
3. The predictive power of Big Data shows promise in fields like public health and economic forecasting.
4. More often than not, the Golden Globes are far from predictive.
5. The sustained gap means the futures market for the federal funds rate is less predictive of the next policy move.
6. But it's hardly predictive of who will win the winter Iowa contest, much less the party nod or the White House.
7. Its SMS application features a predictive QWERTY soft keyboard that prevents and corrects mistakes, making it easier and more efficient to use than a small plastic keyboard.
8. predictive是什么意思
8. Cruelty to animals is diagnosed as a psychiatric symptom predictive of antisocial personality.
9. The American Cancer Society recently based its recommendation for annual MRIs on risk assessments from the predictive models.
adj
1. of or relating to prediction
having value for making predictions
Synonym: prognostic prognosticative