Sentence examples for a true prediction of from inspiring English sources

During hot working processes of metals, precise knowledge of parameters such as strain, strain rate and temperature, is of prime importance for a true prediction of subsequent structural changes in the processed materials.

This shows that the good performance of the symmetry models is not due to an inherent center bias in the calculation method, but originates from a true prediction of human eye fixations based on the content of the image.

The true prediction of the Daylight Glare Probability for the variable Comfortable was 60.60%, and for (CIE) Glare Index the prediction values were equal to 44.60% for the same variable.

The reason we have no true prediction of the potential is because biochar has not been fully tested at the scale that it needs to be implemented at to achieve these predictions".

IPknot predicts a pseudoknotted secondary structure that maximizes the approximate expected gain function (3), which represents the expectation of the (weighted) number of true predictions of base pairs under a given probability distribution.

Predictions of fiscal crisis keep not coming true; predictions of disaster from harsh austerity policies have proved all too accurate.

These results qualify as true predictions of the numerical model.

This reflects the error that can be expected in the model when true predictions of unknown variables are attempted.

The accuracy of the n-biomarker diagnostic model was assessed using the test data set based on its sensitivity (true predictions of ES cell state/number of test ES cell samples) and specificity (true predictions of "not ES cell" state/number of test "not ES cell" samples).

As mentioned before model selection bias can be envisaged as underestimation of the true prediction error of a particular model given a particular data set just by chance.

The cross validation rate (cv.err) reflects a more accurate estimate of the true prediction accuracy of the biomarker.