Sentence examples for depending on predicting from inspiring English sources

It incorporates the impacts of climate change into conservation planning without depending on predicting species' future ranges.

Thus, the predicted label on level j will also depend on predicted labels of level 1 to j-1.

Projecting the losses that a cap might inflict on the government depends on predicting the future course of interest rates, and there's no reason to think that the C.B.O. has any real idea of what interest rates are going to be five or six years down the road.

Every decision-maker is therefore coping with an unpredictable future that depends on predicting decisions.

The success of using marine current turbines to tap the ocean hydrodynamic energy depends on predicting the hydrodynamic characteristics and performance of such turbines.

55, 56 Since the decision to offer local therapy with curative intent depends on predicting whether the tumor is organ-confined versus nonorgan-confined, the now famous "Partin tables" have profoundly influenced clinical practice.

The first practical approaches for multiple structural alignment, such as RNAforester[ 27] and MARNA[ 28], depend on predicted or known secondary structures.

Prognostication in hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a particular challenge because decisions to withdraw life-sustaining therapies largely depend on predicted prognosis [ 4].

(iv) The performance of PEPstrMOD depends on predicted secondary structure so we also built models where we used actual secondary structure (generated using DSSP) instead of predicted secondary structure, to check the maximum performance, which can be achieved.

We found that the difference between VC and FVC at rest, which is easily obtained from spirometric results and does not depend on predicted population values, can be used not only as an index of severity of airflow limitation, but also to predict exercise performance in patients with COPD.

Finally, we assume that the network is composed of dynamic clusters, depending on the predicted target trajectory (see Figure 1).