The phrase "ability to correctly predict" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skill or capacity to make accurate forecasts or estimations about future events or outcomes.
Example: "The scientist's ability to correctly predict the weather patterns has earned her widespread recognition in the meteorological community."
Alternatives: "capacity for accurate prediction" or "skill in making correct forecasts."
Performance of the models was based on predictive ability to correctly predict genetic susceptibility in the testing sets.
However, our ability to correctly predict protein-coding transcripts is limited, and hence the approaches that rely on predictions may also be limited.
The ability to correctly predict experimental results is also proven in the truss case.
To assess learning performance, we measure the system's ability to correctly predict the correct calendar action given a natural language command.
The strongest support for a theory comes from its ability to correctly predict data that it was not designed to explain.
Given its ability to correctly predict crop dynamics under contrasting conditions, SIMPIÑA appears to include the essential processes at the correct level of complexity.
The simulation was evaluated against experimental results in three studies: (1) a drift:carrier gas flow rates study assesses the ability of SIMION/SDS to correctly predict the ion drift times; (2) a drift gas composition study evaluates the accuracy in predicting the resolution; (3) a gate width study compares the simulated peak shape and peak intensity with the experimental values.
However, in many cases the presence of ambiguous nucleotide calls, particularly within the codons encoding for amino acid positions 11, 24 and 25, would substantially reduce the ability of approaches to correctly predict coreceptor usage [ 44].
13, 14, 16 Using originally proposed cut-points, the negative predictive values (NPV) for ruling out short-term mortality were high (mostly exceeding 90%), whereas ability of the models to correctly predict occurrence of death (positive predictive value; PPV) was substantially lower, in most cases less than 50% (range: 17 57%) (Table 3a).
The negative predictive value of the LAPAQ (the ability of this questionnaire to correctly predict whether PA levels are below the recommended level) is 0.33 (12/36).
The positive predictive value of the LAPAQ (the ability for this questionnaire to correctly predict whether PA levels are above the recommended level) is 0.88 (46/52).
