Sentence examples for be expected to accurately from inspiring English sources
Why should policy makers be expected to accurately predict the combined behavior of millions of people and enterprises in a complex and global economy, months in advance?
"Because immigration judges cannot be expected to accurately assess the harm that might result from disclosing seemingly trivial facts, Watson explains, seeking closure on a case-by-case basis would ineffectively protect the nation's interests".
The certified dental technicians of JSOI queried by the survey are involved in implant-related laboratory work on a comparatively frequent basis, and the responses they provided can be expected to accurately reflect the current state of implant laboratory practice in Japan.
The main goals of this work are to provide a simple yet accurate physical interpretation of the laws governing the mechanism of wave power absorption by Oyster and to emphasise why some other, more established, mathematical theories cannot be expected to accurately describe its behaviour.
Even so, no model can be expected to accurately predict situations about which some critical unknown mechanism or component is missing.
Hence a good fetal growth test will be expected to accurately identify fetuses that have true FGR, distinguishing FGR from SGA alone.
The SDSS is expected to accurately identify the building energy consumption patterns and forecasted future energy usage.
State-of-the-art turbulence models are expected to accurately predict flow behavior in a wide range of geometries and flow conditions for a wide range of fluid properties.
Simply extending the band over which the existing methods are expected to accurately estimate the parameters of any oscillation would require the use of a longer data window, to accurately capture the longer period of the VLF oscillations, which would delay detection of LF oscillations and limit the accuracy of the estimation of their parameters.
Once the learning phase of the model/classifier building is completed, for a new compound the resultant classifier is expected to accurately predict relevant target proteins (in the preselected set of target proteins) against which this compound may show biological activity.
Because the two Random Forest parameters were selected using training set data alone, prediction results for the test sets are expected to accurately estimate the prediction performance for novel peptides and MHC allotypes.
