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Apple plans to add machine-learning smarts to its messaging app, better predicting the content of texts between any two people communicating with iPhones.

Numerical computer modelling provides a quantitative means of testing and understanding reef processes and better predicting past and future reef development.

The type of government influences both US and domestic patent applications rates, with a veto-players institutional coding better predicting marginal patenting rates than regime type.

Several groups are now working on developing multi-scale models of the heart for understanding therapeutic mechanisms and better predicting clinical outcomes of interventions such as cardiac resynchronization therapy.

For example, this could apply to better predicting panic episodes in an individual with panic disorder or flashbacks in an individual with post-traumatic stress disorder; individuals at rising risk of suicide among an entire population of students; or heightened risk for acts of violence across an entire community.

But seeing what has happened in past matches is rapidly giving way to better predicting what will happen in future pairings, explains Mr Singer.

Here, "better predicted" means a smaller mean square prediction error.

Information-sharing can help better predict market ups and downs.

Macroinvertebrate descriptors were better predicted by land cover whereas fish descriptors were better predicted by geomorphology.

The frequent crops or land-use are better predicted.

Similarly, the 400-ha scale better predicted individual species response.