Sentence examples for certain prediction of from inspiring English sources

The geology of Antarctica is known sufficiently well to allow rather certain prediction of the existence of a variety of mineral deposits, some probably large.

Spontaneous mobility of oral structures within the full range of anatomical conditions is possible and can be directly observed, but no certain prediction of tongue and jaw posture can be made (Fig.  3a).

The record heat, combined with increasingly certain predictions of an El Niño, means experts are now speculating whether 2014 could become the hottest year on record.

Certain predictions of the model rely on considerations that go beyond the network structure, for example timing.

Statistical techniques such as additive partitioning [73], [74] might be useful for apportioning variation in species diversity within and among landscapes, and thus for contrasting certain predictions of the nested-subsets versus landscape-divergence hypotheses.

Furthermore, in some species experimental manipulation of the organism may provide the ability to experimentally test certain predictions of models for mechanisms driving protein structure diversification.

However, measuring the position of Albert's system does not allow a similarly certain prediction for the momentum of Niels' system.

Although improving model performance by incorporating spatial autocorrelation of residuals and projected coordinates may mask the importance of certain prediction variables not accounted for in the models, incorporating such spatial information is a practical approach for improving prediction of NTD incidences in epidemiologic studies when important prediction variables is unavailable [ 18, 35].

We observed that the discordant predictions between different methods tended to accumulate within these samples, suggesting that such discordance occured due to the vague expression pattern rather than superiority of certain prediction algorithm.

What is the percentage of a certain prediction coming true in your test?

He pointed to a well-tested piece of Wall Street wisdom that if a certain prediction becomes too widely expected in the marketplace, the conclusion is often wrong.