prognostic English

Meaning prognostic meaning

What does prognostic mean?

prognostic

— adjective (= predictive) of or relating to prediction; having value for making predictions

— noun (= omen) a sign of something about to happen he looked for an omen before going into battle

Synonyms prognostic synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as prognostic?

prognostic English » English

omen

presage

predictive

prognostication

portent

prognosticative

prognostical

prodigy

prediction

foretoken

foretelling

anticipation

sign

prophetical

prophecy

prognosis

previsional

prescient

prejudge

prefigurement

prefiguration

precursor

foreshowing

forecasting

forecast

fateful

divination

adumbrative

Examples prognostic examples

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All prognostic evidence to the contrary.

Nothing's gonna happen to Demetri. All prognostic evidence to the contrary.

But as you know, the amount of shift, combined with your age and aspirin usage are bad prognostic signs.

You have a poor prognostic karyotype.

There's no prognostic. They're waiting.

You know better than anybody how restricted. the performance of these prognostic instruments is. Which all work with conventional computer technology.

I don't want a prognostic.

There's no prognostic.

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In other words, even among patients who apparently have the same disease and symptoms, the treatment for each one would be determined by various predictive or prognostic tests.

Prognostic biomarkers have begun to make a big difference in cancer therapy.