Sentence examples for analyses to predict the from inspiring English sources

We conducted logistic regression analyses to predict the probability that the confidence interval of an estimate (e.g., β2) would include the true value.

Stair-stepping indentation tests are used in conjunction with subsequent finite element analyses to predict the interfacial strength between the oxide scale and Crofer 22 APU substrate.

It is necessary to consider weld joints with the analogous model in the numerical analyses to predict the maximum reaction forces in the force displacement curves.

Drawing on national data from students who participated in a cross-national study of educational achievement, we conducted multiple regression analyses to predict the students' test performance and the effort they invested in that test.

This paper presents the development of static resistance functions for use in single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) analyses to predict the maximum displacement response of SC walls subjected to missile impact and designed to resist local failure (perforation).

Routine-design charts were derived from the numerical analyses to predict the lateral movements at the base and top of gravity retaining walls located at sites with similar seismic characteristics to the Chilean subduction zone.

Finally and, perhaps, most interesting is an experiment in predictive modeling that Tweetminster is running to see if 'word of mouth' or specifically activity on Twitter can be analysed to predict the result of the pending UK election.

Firstly the entire model was analysed to predict the nature of the collapse (material failure or elastic buckling) and it was stated that the collapse was due to elastic buckling of the cylindrical part.

The fundamental analytical expression governing the performance of ESP, i.e. the Deutsch equation, and that for particle migration velocity, were analysed to predict the effect of major operating parameters, namely particle size, temperature and applied voltage.

Results of the model were analysed to predict the effects of key parameters on the performance of a UTC for a delivery air temperature of 45 55 °C for drying applications.

It is probably unwise, however, to place too much weight on meta-analyses of studies conducted in critical care settings because the spectacular failure of meta-analyses to predict the outcomes of subsequent large-scale RCTs is well known [ 9, 10, 11].