Sentence examples for any prediction of from inspiring English sources

Making any prediction of trial outcomes based on legal standards is no longer possible.

The detailed knowledge being gathered about influenza is already impressive but any prediction of transmission events will require even more granular data.

Any prediction of ice-free conditions in the next few years doesn't take into account the physics of the system, Stroeve said.

(However, a report by Columbia University researchers this year noted that any prediction of economic results was "entirely speculative" because of unknowns like the potential cost of cleaning up contamination).

Therefore, any prediction of a soil property that can be derived from these products has an irreducible uncertainty that needs to be mapped.

[The Guardian] A proposed law pending in the North Carolina state legislature would prevent state agencies from issuing any prediction of sea-level rise that indicates that the rise is accelerating.

Surprisingly, extension of the lookback period up to five years for chronic diseases did not increase the estimated risk effect of any predictions of haemorrhage, and contributed little to the performance of the haemorrhage predictive model.

However, any predictions of climate impacts, including global and local sea-level rise, are highly uncertain.

Neither Google nor the newspapers would make any predictions of how much advertising would be sold in the program nor what the rates would be.

The current opioid cases are too complex, with too many actors, to make any predictions of how Oklahoma will affect the later cases, Ausness said.

Bill Ratliff, the acting lieutenant governor, said that there would not be a tax increase, an idea floated by a handful of legislators, and that any predictions of budget cuts were premature.