The phrase "and prediction in the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a sentence that discusses topics related to forecasting or analysis, but it needs additional information to be fully functional.
Example: "The study focuses on data analysis and prediction in the field of climate science."
Alternatives: "and forecasting in the" or "and estimation in the".
The benefit -- a potentially positive legacy of the Internet boom -- might have been insights into the relationship between expertise and prediction in the increasingly complex post-Sept.
As a demonstration, we use perspiration prediction as a case to elaborate the health analysis and prediction in the long term care environment.
Mapping the properties of molecules based on their structures is a key feature of research and prediction in the development of potential drug molecules, and here the largest numbers of compounds have been characterised computationally.
Such an initiative would reduce the product delay time to less than 2 hours, which would enable not only its use for monitoring and prediction in the near Earth space, but would also make Swarm a demonstration mission for new space weather products from LEO satellite observations (Haagmans and the SwarmMission Advisory Group, 2005).
The second divergence regarding the operational definitions of attention and prediction in the studies reviewed above is related to the manipulation of attention.
Rapid advancement in technologies like microarray, sequencing, and spectrometry has contributed vast data for analysis and prediction in the light of genomics and proteomics.
Kam-Biu Luk, a physicist at the University of California at Berkeley, announced new data showing an "unexpected disagreement between our observation and predictions" in the search for the particles.
Little wonder that Fassel, full of pronouncements, First Amendment manifestos and predictions in the last 10 days, has simplified his analysis of today's game.
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.
Artificial neural networks (ANN) have been used by various researches for modeling and predictions in the field of energy engineering systems.
