The phrase "average predicted value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as statistics, data analysis, or predictive modeling to refer to the mean of predicted outcomes based on a model.
Example: "The average predicted value from the regression analysis indicates a significant trend in the data."
Alternatives: "mean predicted value" or "expected average value.".
Each data point represents the average predicted value and the error bars represent the standard deviation.
The model has a slight tendency to underpredict MECPP concentrations, with an average predicted value of 79 µg/L, compared with an average observed value of 99 µg/L.
The nationwide average concentration based on the average predicted value for each state is approximately 0.17 μg/m (standard deviation = 0.06 μg/m; minimum = 0.03 μg/m, maximum = 0.3 μg/m) and ranges from 0.013 to greater than 0.6 μg/m at the county level.
Graphical illustrations showed that, on average, predicted values corresponded to seasonal trends exhibited by the measured data.
In addition, the average positive predicted value of the 15 chosen CNVRs was 91.71%, similar to some previous results in animals [ 7, 33, 45], suggesting that most of the positive samples detected by sequencing-based method are highly consistent with the qPCR experiments.
Mean effect site concentration is the averaged individualised model predicted value of Org25435 in the biophase at time for each event.
Table 3 presents for selected countries in different regions of the world the average simulated predicted values and 95% uncertainty intervals.
As in the predictive method the bioactivity is predicted by calculating the average difference between the predicted value for a compound with and without a given substructure, the (potentially non-linear) relationships between the substructures present in a molecule can be established, and the dependence of bioactivity on additional substructures or scaffolds present in the molecule accounted.
The black horizontal line in each panel denotes the average predicted phenotypic value of all crosses for that trait.
This effect is roughly equivalent to 40%% of the average predicted WTP value for the sandwich which is estimated at 0.97€.
It was also found that the maximum cracked wall resistance was, on average, 83% of the predicted value based upon the mechanics of rigid body rocking.
