The phrase "accurate predicts" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misuse of the word "predicts," which should be used as a verb, while "accurate" is an adjective.
Example: "The model provides accurate predictions about future trends."
Alternatives: "precise forecasts" or "reliable predictions."
Thus, a new stability criterion is proposed for providing more accurate predicted maximum static displacement.
The results show that the proposed model has more accurate predicted temperature than that with constant parameters.
To obtain the most accurate predicted ultra-rapid orbit, a corresponding real-time orbit correction method is developed.
Provide the owners with accurate predicted energy consumption performance to optimize architectural space, business equipment and operations management mode; (b).
The comparison of the predicted and measured cutting forces shows that the proposed model can provide very accurate predicted results.
These unstable compounds are arguably the least physically important part of the dataset, and therefore the inability of ElemNet to accurate predict these energies is not a significant drawback.
An advance optimized classification method is proposed to accurate predict the surrounding rock classification based on Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) and Tunnel Seismic Prediction (TSP).
A more realistic foundation modelling will lead to more accurate predicted loads, reduced uncertainties in the estimated fatigue lifetime and therefore reduced risk in the design.
The observations from this study indicate that the most accurate predict model is not always produced by the highest resolution DEM.
They believe they'll be able to accurate predict how much additional spending an offer will send to a vendor.
