Sentence examples for be said for predicting from inspiring English sources

While it is true that psychological assessment and treatment is not an exact science, and that the prediction of human behavior is a complex and difficult task, the same can be said for predicting the course of many cancers.

Gurman, it must be said, predicted AirPods with support for "Hey, Siri" interaction and a faster chip, followed by water-resistant AirPods (shall we call them AirPods 3?) next year.

Thus, it can be said that model predicts the phenomena very well.

Campbell Robertson predicts who will be saying "thank you" for all the awards on Sunday night.

We do not assert that this analysis is the 'final say' for predicting therapeutic response in polyarticular JRA.

For example, Gloor says that Twitter is very good for predicting behaviour that is influenced by the crowd – the general public.

But however slow the nation's economic recovery might be, he said, he predicts substantial growth for Fidelis.

"This one is critical," Thieman said, predicting hardship for providers.

The score was performing very well in the learning set, with a very good discrimination (AUC was 0.87 saying that predicted values for cases are all higher than for non-cases) and a very good calibration (mean goodness of fit of −0.75 and calibration curves suggesting applicability of the models to individual cases in this learning set).

He said: "The length of time this bridge will be in position will be well in excess of 120 years - 150 years". The civil engineer said there were two main reasons for predicting such longevity.

"What will drive the stock is what their game is for 1988," said Mr. Evans, who predicted the company could earn between $3.50 and $4 a share in 1988.