Sentence examples for ambiguous prediction from inspiring English sources

However, as with takeover defenses more generally, economic theory offers an ambiguous prediction as to the effect that classified boards have on bottom-line firm value.

We excluded variations with ambiguous prediction results from the analyses.

We are quite confident that the p.Q485H mutation is likely to be functional given the non ambiguous prediction of its putative damaging effect.

If two classifiers reported a higher than 0.5 predicted probability, the case was classified into the subtype with the highest probability but an ambiguous prediction was identified.

That is, the proportion of neutral SASs with respect to the total number of SASs is similar to the proportion of neutral SASs with ambiguous prediction with respect to the total number of SASs with ambiguous predictions (almost 29%).

In the present study, we have developed a sequence alignment- and structural information-free clustering method that will complement the function prediction for proteins for which no or only ambiguous prediction could be obtained even by a combination of conventional tools.

Note that Richness does not depend on whether the observed direction of any change agrees with the predicted direction; hence ambiguous predictions may be included in the calculation.

The ambiguity rate is the proportion of all ambiguous predictions per total allele groups or protein coding alleles predicted.

The theoretical literature makes ambiguous predictions about this relationship, and it has remained little studied by empiricists.

For a detailed description of the transition from antiphase to ¼-lag cycles, see Appendix E. Previous theory on the effects of coevolution18,19,20,21 leads to ambiguous predictions on how and why coevolution should impact predator-prey phase dynamics.

Theory makes ambiguous predictions about the effect of centralized collective bargaining on the level of unemployment.