Sentence examples for confidence to predict from inspiring English sources
A series of experiment has been carried out to validate the numerical predictions in order to ensure that simulations can be used with confidence to predict indoor airflow.
Who, as this year began, would have had the confidence to predict that?
In order to with great confidence to predict the possible loss of information when converting and then.
Hence this numerical analysis method can be used with confidence to predict the behaviour of high strength steel endplate connections up to the maximum moment under various fire conditions as well as at ambient temperature.
Therefore, in many cases, they cannot be used with confidence to predict the design of an individual separator, or the overall plant configuration that is required to meet different user requirements.
Some, like Richard S. Lindzen, a meteorologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have built durable counterarguments, saying the links connecting the earth's oceans, air and "cryosphere," its frozen places, are impossible to elucidate with sufficient confidence to predict much beyond next week's weather.
For example, comparative sequence data can be used to verify the predictions of de novo motif finding algorithms that have been applied to single genomes, by allowing us to ascribe increased confidence to predicted motifs that are also conserved.
That has given Rohde the self-confidence to predict 14% annual earnings growth over the long term.
Alongside this calculation, we constructed a confidence band to predict the critical exposure concentration for population health.
Mathematical models were developed at 95% confidence level to predict the physical properties such as sintered density and electrical resistivity and mechanical properties such as transverse rupture strength, apparent (=macro- hardness, and impact energy.
As a result, if a pair of proteins is positively coexpressed, the confidence level to predict the pair interacts is generally high (Geisler-Lee et al. 2007).
