The phrase "able to predict right" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the ability to make accurate predictions, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new algorithm is able to predict right, which has improved our forecasting accuracy."
Alternatives: "capable of accurate predictions" or "able to make correct predictions".
Furthermore, the model was shown to be able to predict the right trend of instability frequency when multiple parameters were changed.
Once this training phase is completed, computers will be able to predict the right tree age (y) from any new diameter (x).
As the flaw size increases, the discrepancy between the perturbation analysis and the actual FE simulation results increases due to nonlinearity, yet the perturbation analysis is still able to predict the right trend in frequency shift.
Activation asymmetry, language lateralization and performance on preoperative neuropsychological tests predicted clinically significant verbal memory decline in all patients who underwent left anterior temporal lobe resection, but were less able to predict visual memory decline after right anterior temporal lobe resection.
I just think that going in when you’ve got markets that people haven’t even created yet, It’s very, very hard to expect that the government will somehow or Congress and legislating will be able to get it right and be able to predict all the new markets that will arise.
I just think that going in when you've got markets that people haven't even created yet, It's very, very hard to expect that the government will somehow or Congress and legislating will be able to get it right and be able to predict all the new markets that will arise.
It has also been demonstrated that the distensibility index of the right internal jugular vein was able to predict fluid responsiveness, even though the diagnostic accuracy was lower than reported for the inferior vena cava [53].
When "planetary alignments" happen, we marvel at our prowess in being able to predict them, and then go out and gawk at them right on schedule.
For this kind of view to yield the right results, we cannot count as 'being able to predict a process' if we merely guess rightly about its outcomes.
To settle a dispute over water rights in nearby Lake Tahoe, he was able to predict the water from the snowpack on Mount Rose by using a hollow tube that he called the Mount Rose snow sampler.
