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Water managers will be able to make decisions about irrigation and drinking water supply, meteorologists will use the data to refine their short- and long-range predictions, and health officials may be better able to predict mosquito-borne infection, he said.

The goal is to be better able to predict an avalanche.

By comparing users' movements with data on outbreaks, epidemiologists are better able to predict where the disease might spread.

If I know you voted for Gore, I am better able to predict that you are going to vote for any given Democrat in a future election".

If more is known about them, agency scientists say, researchers will be better able to predict their behavior, especially if they should start turning up at higher concentrations.

Go to google.org/flutrends and you'll see one result: by collating searches with certain keywords Google is better able to predict flu outbreaks than the Centre for Disease Control in Atlanta.

Recent theoretical papers propose that the shaping of sensorimotor brain regions by experience is related to the refining of active inference processes, by which an observer is better able to anticipate or predict the outcome of an observed other's actions (Keysers and Gazzola 2014; Press et al. 2011).

In addition to this, the less strict we set the preference criteria (ranging from preference to varying to no preference), the better we were able to predict the distance travelled for the rare species.

As you get better and better, you'll be able to predict where the ball will go and how it will behave with each strike.

So, by capturing every social action from the instant its published, then running models against that incoming data, SimpleReach believes it has a better shot at being able to predict how well an article will do.

With regards to (i), the higher the strength of association, the better the algorithm is able to predict variation along the scale.