Sentence examples for broader prediction from inspiring English sources

However, our results are consistent with the broader prediction of Ohtsuki & Tsuji's model, which is that the expression of policing behaviour depends on the stage of colony growth.

Compared with the KIGS prediction model for children born SGA [ 4], we obtain a broader prediction range in SDS and cm/year.

While the cone serves as a broad prediction and the science behind hurricane forecasting is slowly getting more accurate, even more is needed.

One broad prediction, then, is that compared to masses from cold, highly-oxygenated regions like the polar oceans, temperate and tropical masses, which tend to inhabit warmer and less oxygenated parts of the ocean, likely experience both greater overall hypoxia and stronger selection for behavioral, physiological, or morphological adaptations to reduce the effects of boundary layers.

Despite this broad prediction, attempts to identify mechanisms of partner control in nursery mutualisms have so far fell short in pinpointing a general mechanism.

The use of complementary tools for genome mining is of great value in narrowing down the potential gene clusters from a large pool obtained by broad prediction software such as antiSMASH.

Yet broad predictions now see the budget about A$10 billion in the red.

Perhaps Mr Schwartz is preoccupied by high technology, which has fared well, but his broad predictions already look a trifle suspect, as the Asian economies contract and the stockmarket's long bull run falters (see chart).

But it's possible to make broad predictions, which is what I asked four court-watchers to do.

A gene with a broad set of BLAST matches need not generate an overly broad taxonomic prediction, if the overall similarity pattern is characteristic of the correct taxonomic group.

A broad-scale prediction of the model is that fitness declines as gene 1 is moved increasingly downstream from the wild-type location (Endy et al. 2000).