The phrase "appealing to predict" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a desire to make predictions or to attract attention to predictions, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The study is appealing to predict future trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "attractive for forecasting" or "inviting predictions".
To make use of as much information as possible for genetic evaluation, it is appealing to blend the genomic predicted breeding value and the traditional estimated breeding values (EBV) into genomically enhanced breeding values (GEBV) or to perform genomic prediction using all information available simultaneously.
Appealing to reliability theory, a model is proposed that predicts the onset of both primary and secondary bond failure within a crystallite as of function of strain rate, temperature, and crystallite size.
It also sheds light on the colour forecasting process and its implication when it comes to predicting consumer demand, improving saleability of products and appealing to a diverse target audience.
Before the draft, the Davie-Brown Index, an independent marketing research tool, predicted that Tebow would be more appealing to advertisers than New England's Tom Brady, Minnesota's Brett Favre and Dallas' Tony Romo.
Due to the paucity of experimental data points in the VLE phase diagrams that have been reported for that system, molecular simulation looks appealing in order to predict such data.
GameSpot thought that the humour that the game offered included many excellent self-referential jokes, and TeamXbox concluded its review by predicting that the game would be extremely appealing to gamers, especially hardcore Simpsons fans.
And now when even his own lawyers are predicting he'll lose, Coleman's threatening to keep appealing to more and more courts.
This pattern cannot be explained by appealing to state-dependent memory stores or limitations in retrieval processes because these alternative explanations predict higher performance when the memory items are presented across multiple displays compared to on the same display.
