Sentence examples for because of the prediction from inspiring English sources

Gary Daniels, 27, of Newark, Del., who quit his job because of the prediction, said Saturday afternoon that he was convinced the end was nigh.

Additionally, because of the prediction used in JPEG XR, the colour clipping effect of a manipulated sign bit may not appear immediately but is passed on to a subsequent transform block.

In the 1960s, because of the prediction and discovery of pulsars, the Crab nebula again became a major centre of interest.

Furthermore, some low-abundance exon junctions may not be detected just because the sequencing coverage is not deep enough, not because of the prediction method used.

Corroboration was achieved because "the success of the prediction could hardly be due to coincidence or chance".

Comparing mean predicted EQ-5D-3L with observed mean may not always be the best way to judge model performance because the distributions of the prediction values tend to cluster around the observed mean [ 6].

The article delighted Gardenhire because of the bold prediction he made to the reporter, who asked about his postcareer plans.

For a high rPC of 0.9, the effect of replacing PB by CB animals in the reference population was negative, again because of the lower prediction accuracy of g CB vs. g PB.

The problem arises because the intercept is part of the prediction of Mr. Obama's approval ratings.

This rules out the conventional identification methods, such as least squares and maximum likelihood because they require derivative calculations of the prediction error with respect to the parameters.

Our countries in southern Africa have suffered drastically because of lack of prediction ability on the recent drought that was engulfing the region.