The phrase "are predicted with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing forecasts or expectations regarding a particular subject or event, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The results of the experiment are predicted with a high degree of accuracy based on the initial data collected."
Alternatives: "are forecasted with a" or "are estimated with a".
In Table 3 the per-cell sum rates are presented for the precoding schemes when M = 3 and when the channels for 1,000 sets of user starting positions are predicted with a prediction horizon of ϑ = 8.
The sampled pixels are predicted with a traditional directional intra prediction scheme, and the non-sampled pixels are predicted from the interpolation of their neighboring reconstructed sampling pixels.
The 363 data points from 53 sources are predicted with a mean absolute deviation of 16.2%.
The melt depth and duration are predicted with a transient, two-dimensional axisymmetric heat transfer model with temperature-dependent material properties.
Fluid mechanics and mass transfer are predicted with a classical two-phase flow approach (Taitel and Dukler, 1976) combined with a dissolution correlation developed and tested in the laboratory (Valiorgue et al., 2011).
The story-based EDPs are predicted with a reasonable accuracy compared to those predicted from rigorous nonlinear response history analyses that typically require the explicit use of a nonlinear building model.
In these models, internal temperature and moisture conditions are predicted with an aim towards predicting when polymeric cure is sufficient to avoid delamination.
For instance, networks with 50 nodes are predicted with an AUC of roughly 0.65, when 50 samples are available.
When considering only proteins that can be predicted with a certain confidence score, the prediction performance increases considerably.
To ensure the accuracy of prediction, we restricted our case control analysis to those alleles that were predicted with a posterior probability more than 90%.
There are many imponderables ahead in 2010, but two things can be predicted with a degree of certainty.
