The phrase "a more comprehensive prediction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing forecasts or analyses that are detailed and thorough, often in contexts like research, business, or data analysis.
Example: "The new model provides a more comprehensive prediction of market trends, allowing us to make better-informed decisions."
Alternatives: "a more detailed forecast" or "a more thorough estimation."
As additional transcriptional factors and their target genes are discovered, we will have more coverage on the transcriptional regulation relationships which will result in more comprehensive prediction results.
They apply the system to both yeast and human PPI networks and can achieve higher accuracy and more comprehensive prediction, compared with three individual methods.
Therefore, in order to meet different requirements, the market manager should acquire both the prediction of the actual profit and the prediction of the average profit at the same time, and can assign different weights to each prediction to provide a more comprehensive combined prediction of the profit.
Sophisticated modeling techniques such as hidden Markov models may enable the development of a more comprehensive AD risk prediction algorithm by combining data from multiple cohorts.
To obtain a more comprehensive model for RTP prediction, we included 15 sequences and their corresponding experimentally determined readthrough values from this study in the prediction model (see Schueren et al., 2014 for Dataset 1).
This project is part of a more comprehensive research project concerning prediction and prevention of pre-eclampsia.
To have a more comprehensive evaluation on the prediction result, we manually searched the literature in PubMed for the symptom-gene associations.
A more comprehensive way to introduce these predictions is assuming a trade-off between traits positively correlated to body size and traits negatively correlated to body size.
However, current genome annotations of crop plants still suffer false-positive predictions; a more comprehensive registry of alternative splicing (AS) events is also in demand.
