Sentence examples for below the predicted level from inspiring English sources

Thus, it can be seen that rehabilitation coverage falls way below the predicted level of need, i.e. 6.1%.

For example, using the parsimonious model (model 5) to set a target allocation, we would expect about a third of all practices to incur costs more than 10% above or below the predicted level in the budget year.

The predicted levels of SBP were consistently below the observed values by a small margin, but the predicted trend was similar to the observed one.

Germany forecasts a deficit of 2.8% in 2002, but tax revenues are below predicted levels.

In summary, it can be seen from Figure 2C that no single variable was 'too good' in explaining overall variance in the dataset, but also that none of them fell at or below the predicted noise level; there was no clear division of variables into distinct groups, but rather a smooth decline across the list.

Current waste generation rates are still below predicted levels, and the infrastructure was designed for five times more waste generation.

During this period mortality rates rose in correlation with predicted mortality, before starting a downward trend in 2003 to eventually fall below APACHE II predicted levels in 2007.

The concentration of S-vit A one month before calving did not significantly predict levels below MD at, or one week after, calving, while it tended to predict the occurrence of levels above A at one week after calving (Table 2).

However, in clinical practice we have found it difficult to predict levels without measuring (see below), and one might argue that the data reported above suggest that the sun-sensitive are at risk of sub-optimal levels at least in the UK.

In particular, a significant lowering (relative quiescence) in aftershock activity below the level predicted by the Omori Utsu formula or the epidemic-type aftershock sequence model is sometimes followed by a large earthquake in a neighboring region.

Even though the recovery has been under way for well over two years, fueled in part by the tax cuts Mr. Bush has always sold as the best medicine for stagnant employment, job creation has remained well below the levels predicted by the White House and many private economists.