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It turned out to be more of a normal winter for snowfall than an above-normal one, and novice and professional forecasters both erred in predicting too much snow.

The cut-offs −24 and −15 kcal/mol were chosen subjectively to avoid predicting too few or too many putative miRNAs targeting VEGF.

Ignoring the problem and treating the observed 30 as W0 leads to predicting too low of a final fitness; hence the model would be rejected even if it was correct.

But some police officials are cautious about predicting too much success for the program.

However, MCODE is known for predicting too little complexes with too many proteins in each predicted complex [ 6].

These long ORFs also contain a large numbers of potential start codons that lead to a considerable drop in accuracy of the translation initiation site prediction and tend to predict too many genes [ 9].

The flame surface density model of Cheng and Diringer (CD) predicted too high temperatures.

Pledge too much improvement and he looks naïve; predict too little change and he undercuts his argument for replacing President Obama.

However, it has been discussed that under certain conditions and assumptions this model might predict too high transpiration rates, which are not in agreement with the assumed stress reduction function.

At intermediate time scales (between 3 and 24 months), neutral theory predicted too low values of correlation for dissimilarity measures that emphasized changes in abundance of rare species.

The deformation of the LSFH and cutting tool are predicted, and at the same time the machining error caused by this deformation are predicted too based on the milling force prediction model and the finite element model.