The phrase "accepting predictions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of acknowledging or agreeing to forecasts or estimations about future events.
Example: "The team is focused on accepting predictions from various data sources to improve their decision-making process."
Alternatives: "acknowledging forecasts" or "embracing estimations".
The widely accepted prediction is that 65percentt of jobs by 2020 will require education beyond high school.
The subsequent predictions correspond to the points with the largest scores which are at least 5Å away from any accepted prediction.
BOLD uses the widely accepted prediction equations derived from the third US NHANES, which may not ideally fit for all studied populations.
IPred accepts prediction output files in the commonly used GTF annotation format and provides converter scripts for a range of further file formats, for example the AUGUSTUS GFF format or the Glimmer3 Predict format.
Accepting the prediction of these half haplotypes as good predictions of the risk alleles increases the sensitivity, specificity and PPV slightly.
However, the performance of a given program will depend on the arbitrary threshold chosen for accepting a prediction.
For the predicted data, the accepted target predictions were those identified by at least four out of the five well-established databases, including miRWalk [ 23], miRANDA [ 24], miRDB [ 25], RNA22 [ 26], and TargetScan [ 27].
m is a given function that accepts several predictions for the same edge and outputs an aggregated prediction.
Users want to know the reliability of the recommendations; they do not accept high predictions if there is no reliability evidence.
However, this is inconsistent with the known preferential growth direction of hydroxyapatite crystals and previous experimental work which indicates that, contrary to currently accepted theoretical predictions, it is actually the (010) surface that is preferentially exposed.
