Sentence examples for counter prediction from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that spontaneous fluctuations in neuronal activity in cortical nodes of the DMN function to suppress or contain otherwise anarchic and unconstrained endogenous activity in limbic and paralimbic systems, while fluctuations in subordinate networks anti-correlated with the DMN predict and counter prediction errors induced by exogenous sensory input in sensory and visceral systems.

The report appeared to counter predictions that the issuing of an arrest warrant in March by the International Criminal Court for President Omar Hassan al-Bashir for war crimes in Darfur would make life worse for the peacekeepers.

Here's my counter-prediction: Obamacare will not unravel; liberalism will somehow avoid collapse, and a year or so from now Obamacare's initial hiccups will be long forgotten as just another overhyped story that tells us little about the trajectory of the most important piece of social policy enacted in more than four decades.

Gallup was the founder in 1935 of the American Institute of Public Opinion, which became famous when the institute correctly predicted that Franklin D. Roosevelt would defeat Alf Landon in the U.S. presidential election of 1936, despite the counter-predictions of other polls at that time.

Precisely counter to prediction, resident species were outgrown by foreign species (Table 2).

The findings of a survey, conducted last year and published in today's issue of Nature, counter a prediction made 80 years ago that scientists' faith would wane with time.

The main cause of this counter intuitive prediction was claimed to be the encounter-based memory parameter of a predator: memories of a predator must change in a time-dependent manner [16], [17].

Their results ran counter to prediction – with the "mitochondrially annotated (mito-annotated )" genes under-represented on the X.

These four factors integrate to predict the next typhoon may eliminate the surviving C. micronesica trees and stewardship of this declining population requires intervention to counter this prediction.

For example, Methionine (M) is not enriched at the variable sites in D. willistoni and Phenylalanine (F) appears to counter the prediction.

The same models that can explain the attenuation of sensory responses to predicted stimuli as a result of a match between predicted and received input also make a somewhat counter-intuitive prediction: that the omission of a predicted stimulus should elicit a prediction error (sensory) response (Friston & Kiebel, 2009; Arnal & Giraud, 2012).