Sentence examples for computed predictions from inspiring English sources
This imprecision is supposed to be contributing mostly to the inconsistencies between observations and computed predictions.
In particular, we computed predictions for prostate cancer from primary prostate tumor tissue, lung adenocarcinomas from lung tissue from non-smoking individuals, and non-tumorigenic breast cancer cells grown in mouse xenografts.
Comparison of computed predictions with laser ignition measurements indicates that the computations provide reasonable estimates of ignition thresholds.
The role of physicochemical surface properties in the cell cell and cell support interactions was evaluated by comparing the computed predictions with experimental results.
The mass transfer experimental measurements, obtained for four different Schmidt numbers, are in good agreement with the computed predictions when uniform velocity profiles are used.
While precise measurements of final-sized honeycomb panels remain as a challenging task for further work, preliminary experiments have been performed showing good agreement with theoretical and computed predictions.
The computed prediction accuracy was 88.5% for ARPs and 99.2% for non-ARPs.
In Fig. 3, the computed prediction errors for these two cases are presented, separately for the compared blur strengths (shown on the horizontal axes) and for all blur measures.
Validation is carried out by comparison between the computed prediction and experimental data of water waves generated by a two dimensional triangular rigid body and by a deformable granular mass sliding into water.
The MMCD was further used to model highly unbalanced SOC density data with 120 independent topsoil observations and only 11 locations with subsoil observations (EF of 0.75), where the computed prediction intervals (95%) accurately covered the range of legacy measurements.
The computed prediction is then compared to the actual series to obtain a correlation coefficient which is a measure for the accuracy of the prediction.
