Sentence examples for I correctly predicted from inspiring English sources

But neither anyone else in the field nor I correctly predicted just how extreme the failures of test-based reform would be.

While I correctly predicted what it was likely to be all about (explaining to the press what the facts were from Apple's perspective), doing so in such a grandiose manner simply amplified the whole situation further.

Last season, when it came down to the final two, I correctly predicted Lee DeWyze.

Years ago, on The Tonight Show I correctly predicted the next two presidents, (Clinton and Bush), and their double terms.

Deborah, they all indicated and without missing much of a beat my heart sank as I correctly predicted the ominous contents.

I was reluctant to get into this because I haven't seen Obsessed (which, as I correctly predicted, is going to do nearly $30 million this weekend), but the wolves are already out in force at Hollywood Elsewhere, Deadline Hollywood, and elsewhere.

Although the EDIS instrument (according to the developed model) did not have precision in predicting the middle group, i.e. "possible infection", it correctly predicted patients with "no infection" and "infection" in 67 and 84%% of the cases, respectively.

Ultimately I felt that although my research formed a cornerstone of the Google social strategy, and I had correctly predicted how other products in the market would play out, I wasn't being listened to when it came to executing that strategy.

When Saudi Arabia announced in 1985 that protecting oil prices was no longer its main priority, oil production surged and prices fell off a cliff, briefly plunging below $10 per barrel, as I had correctly predicted.

Precision is the number of correct predictions (i.e. correctly predicted satisfied or violated constraints) as a percentage of all predicted violated or satisfied constraints.

The sensitivity is computed as Sensitivity = T P T P + F N × 100%% where TP is the number of true positives (i.e. correctly predicted base pairs) and FN the number of false negatives (i.e. missed base pairs).