Sentence examples for depend on prediction from inspiring English sources
Even if prediction became the exact science it clearly isn't, we would still need evacuation plans and earthquake-proof buildings – and these measures do not depend on prediction.
This is based on theories which propose that perceptual representations (possibly encoded by neuronal interactions with attractor dynamics [ Akrami et al. 2008]) depend on prediction of sensory states (Rao and Ballard 1999; Giese and Poggio 2003; Treves 2004; Friston 2005).
But frankly scientists are not much better, especially in the social sciences where we depend on predictions of psychologists, sociologists, and most notably economists.
Another firm idea is that management decisions need to be made that depend on predictions about the future.
But he and other scientists cautioned that the possibility outlined in the study depended on predictions based on uncertain climate models.
In addition, the Markov model is a successional model where the performance efficiency depends on predictions of system behavior over time.
Our initial annotations of translation starts depended on predictions, protein homology, and cDNA data.
To the extent that political predictions depend on economic predictions, this creates even more uncertainty, since even more variables and unknowns are introduced into the problem.
Specifically, two parameter estimation formulations are proposed with objective functions that depend on model prediction errors of metabolite concentrations and of concentration time-slopes.
When a possible evolutionary relationship between two proteins seems to depend on the prediction of shared "mixed beta-strands and alpha helices" (line 373), it is hanging by a very thin thread indeed.
