Sentence examples for analyses and predictions from inspiring English sources

Their analyses and predictions are tailored to make their ideological brethren feel good — more white swans for the white-swan camp.

Different models of decision making lead to dramatically different analyses and predictions.

Mr. Johnson's early works leaned toward rock as well, but "How It Happens" (1991-4), though it uses some of the electronic technology of a rock musician's arsenal, is more acidic -- not surprisingly, given the dire analyses and predictions in the Stone quotations that make up its core.

When we talk about why the climate has changed, and what the future climate is likely to be, scientists use analyses and predictions that rest heavily on results from computer models, which in turn rest on layers and layers of theory.

It was, rather, that economists had special tools, in the form of models, that allowed them to make useful analyses and predictions even in conditions very far from normal experience.

Results obtained are compared with detailed finite element analyses and predictions from percolation theory.

Current industrial practice for the fluid structure interaction (FSI) analyses and prediction of aeroelastic phenomena, such as flutter, is heavily based on linear methods.

Table 1 lists true positives, false positives, true negatives, and false negatives at select cutoffs for the assays depicted in Figure 6. Figure 6 Similarity analyses and prediction of immunoassay cross-reactivity for synthetic cannabinoids of the JWH series.

Additionally, potential functional relevance for most promising variants has been assessed by phylogenetic analyses and prediction of effects on protein structure.

Stress analyses and strength predictions were carried out.

BLAST analyses and domain predictions assigned Cel9E and Xyn10A to glycosyl hydrolase families 9 and 10.