Sentence examples for conclude the prediction from inspiring English sources
To conclude, the prediction performance of the pkaPS tool is considerable.
The results in [6] conclude the ANN prediction model surpasses the LR algorithm in terms of prediction accuracy in the auto-scaling domain.
Most studies conclude with the prediction that individual and cumulative improvement in component alignment will ultimately lead to better long-term results.
At one point, Germaine (Emily Ackerman), the bartender's lover, spouts a list of amazing things she foresees for the 20th century, concluding with the prediction: "And by the end of the century, smoking in restaurants will be banned".
The authors concluded that the prediction models of SFRC, suggested by the various studies, were mostly complex and confined to non-linear regression equations.
It was concluded that the prediction performance of the proposed nine-node-based model was superior to that of the four-node-based model.
Taking into account that only one model parameter (CD) was considered adjustable, it is concluded that the prediction of both solids and gas flows is satisfactory.
It can be concluded that the prediction of Rossignon design proposal was more closely to the test results, and the Steiger design equation was unsafe, however, the Riberholt design equation was too conservative for the joint design.
It was concluded that the prediction models for straight tubes could be applied to U-bends to conservatively evaluate the ligament rupture and burst pressures of U-bends with axial flaws.
This paper shows a 14.5% difference between simulation results based on far past data and present electricity consumption and concludes that the prediction of present and future performance based on recent updated data gives better results.
After validation and comparison with experimental results for different loading conditions and materials, it is concluded that the prediction ability of this modified multiaxial fatigue criterion is better than that of the original Lu's criterion, as well as than those of the other commonly used multiaxial fatigue criteria.
