Sentence examples for accurately to predict from inspiring English sources

EcoFL indicated that carbon allocation had to be parameterized accurately to predict fuel loading precisely.

He wondered if asteroids couldn't be better mapped so that we could begin more accurately to predict their distant appearances in the sky, even their collisions with Earth.

His discoveries there, combined with his extensive fossil collection, enabled him accurately to predict sedimentary strata in regions he had not visited.

Because biotic ligand models represent the bound metal using a non-mechanistic reaction, these models cannot be extrapolated accurately to predict metal adsorption, and hence metal bioavailability, under conditions that were not directly measured in the laboratory.

The latter component, not considered in previous approaches, allows us accurately to predict the resolution loss caused by jitter, showing effects not taken into account previously in literature despite the fact that they are especially critical in broadband telecom applications.

Even though the ∆ContCO2/∆ContO2 ratio more physiologically mirrors RQ compared with ∆PCO2/∆ContO2, we found that both ratios can be used accurately to predict fluid responsiveness at tissue level.

This inability of clinical methods to accurately predict response to chemoradiation in esophageal adenocarcinoma has been demonstrated elsewhere.

Of course, it's never going to be easy to accurately predict what people or businesses will do.

Thus, it is desirable to be able to accurately predict the cell growth rate in general.

The best way is to accurately predict how much to make -- but sometimes even the most experience chefs overcook.

Classification algorithms depend on clean, reproducible data to be able to accurately predict independent data.