The phrase "associated predictions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to predictions that are linked or related to a particular subject or data set.
Example: "The study provided several associated predictions regarding climate change impacts on agriculture."
Alternatives: "related forecasts" or "linked predictions".
The proposed classification scheme based on alternating decision tree algorithm relieves this problem by considering only the reachable nodes whose associated predictions are large.
Below, we describe the four main questions (and five associated predictions) that we address.
Experiments are denoted by the open symbols, and associated predictions from theory are given by the solid line (diffusive model) and dashed line (straight-path model).
There are some interesting ideas here, and a lot of room for others to tweak and test variations of the model and its associated predictions so as to produce (over time) a broad context for thinking about the processes described here.
Several potential hypotheses (H) and associated predictions (P) are: H1: Modulation of adrenocortical activity (baseline, maximum and total corticosteroid released) in relation to resistance potential encountered in a novel habitat is key to success for individuals at the leading edge of a range.
The results from the present study do not support the first mechanism, as the associated predictions that substitutions of H3-L61 withethe aromatic amino acid phenylalanine should cause strong perturbations in Spt16−gene interactions while substitutions with aliphatic hydrophobic residues (e.g., alanine and isoleucine) should not, were not substantiated.
We were able to derive both a downscaled map of soil carbon and associated prediction variance with this approach.
A number of possible blast fragmentation models and associated prediction methods are described, several being outlined in full.
Under these conditions, a low-ppm calibration study (using the proprietary mix as the matrix) was performed and the associated prediction intervals were determined.
The calculations involved are straightforward and the estimator produced is a qualitatively (Fig. 4 and 6) and quantitatively (Fig. 5 and 7) reliable estimate of how much confidence one should place in the associated prediction.
The work is regarded as a starting point for the quantitative description of charged droplet motion in a liquid liquid contactor and the associated prediction of droplet hold-up and mass transfer using a similar approach.
