The phrase "achieve predicts" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate verbs that do not logically connect in this form.
Example: "The model aims to achieve accurate predictions based on the data provided."
Alternatives: "attain forecasts" or "reach predictions".
However, whilst some designs have been successful, others have been plagued by battery problems and failure to achieve predicted fuel savings in service.
Unfortunately, some patients do not achieve predicted weight loss targets and many regain a portion of their lost weight within 2 10 years postsurgery.
Despite a good deal of progress achieved, predicting brake squeal propensity is as difficult as ever as not all mechanisms and interactions are known owing to their highly fugitive complex nature.
The selection needs to consider three factors of importance: anticipated market demand for the design, designers' preferences, and uncertainty in achieving predicted design attribute levels under different usage conditions and situations.
He said: "It looks as if there may have been fewer pupils achieving predicted AAB grades at A-level, but rather more getting top grades in equivalent high-class vocational qualifications, such as BTecs.
The flattening of this predicted curve at low temperatures occurs as more individual residues achieve maximal predicted order (S→1) .
These elements must be incorporated to achieve a predicted probability that exceeds the predictions of typical statistical models.
So you may still have a chance of being accepted even if you didn't quite achieve your predicted grades.
To maintain motivation, Portsmouth also gives students with unconditional offers a £1,000 bursary if they achieve their predicted A-levels.
The experimental results show that the sling anchorage can achieve the predicted load bearing capacity.
