Sentence examples for a valid prediction from inspiring English sources

The multivariate model provided a valid prediction of grip strength (error 2.9%) but predicted pinch strength was less close to the measured one (error 13.3%) as shown by the examples.

Results revealed that the assessment center provides a valid prediction of success in higher managerial positions.

However, because relevant actors might change their behavioral patterns, even a good fit between past developments is no guarantee for a valid prediction.

Application of the Hashin's criterion lead to a valid prediction of the fiber failure areas and to overestimation of the matrix failure areas.

Thus, there is little reason to believe that the singularity theorems make a valid prediction about the structure of a future successor theory of general relativity that includes quantum effects.

Our study provides a valid prediction of the crystallization behavior of thiophene-based conjugated polymers through a theoretical evaluation of conjugated polymer molecular structures, and offers an essential understand of the structure property relationship of conjugated polymers.

We previously showed that another common assumption--that if a predicted CRM maps adjacent to a gene with the expected expression pattern, it must be a valid prediction--does not hold up well to empirical testing [ 11].

Excluding these patients will ensure a more valid prediction model.

An optimal modelling of predictors is crucial to achieve a clinically valid prediction model.

This ad hoc method was useful for our purposes, but should be replaced with a method based on a systematic approach that optimizes the tradeoff between longer prediction sets, and the researcher's perceived cost of missing an additional valid prediction.

Most importantly, the moderate trauma-related increase of PCT and the rapidly declining concentrations provide a baseline value near to the normal range at an earlier time frame than for CRP, thus allowing a faster and more valid prediction of sepsis during the early period after trauma.