Sentence examples for development of predictions from inspiring English sources

This can be built onto existing risk assessment tools such as CLEA through the development of predictions of the consequences of modelled pollutant exposures to health, together with parallel assessment of health benefits.

The development of predictions of the measurements during a simulation run with the final estimated parameters is shown in Figures 10 and 11 for the run with the standard particle filter, and in Figures 12 and 13 for the run with the MTU particle filter.

It is encouraging and worth noting, that in silico modelling has shown some promise as another potential tool in understanding the underlying mechanisms of tumour biology and the development of predictions of tumour response to different drugs (such as cisplatin and doxorubicin).

Evaluation of the ability of a survival model to predict future data is the most important consideration in the development of prediction model.

Development of prediction models for rock strength by using synthetic data is found to be successful based on statistical performance indices.

Thus, we discuss in this section related work that investigates influencing factors on issue fix time or vulnerability fix time and also the development of prediction models for effort estimations, and differentiates them from our work.

Such a large meteorological data set for the location under observation is usually unavailable, so upcoming work includes the development of prediction algorithms capable of handling small data sets.

A number of areas for further research were identified, including development of prediction models, taking into consideration factors such as corrosion chemistry and time-related effects, corrosion morphology, and a more realistic representation of the corrosion accommodating region.

Quantification of the maximum anatomical cross-sectional area of the lumbar back muscles as a function of torso flexion angle and development of prediction equations as a function of torso flexion and anthropometric measures.

These findings indicate that the relationships between multiple climatic factors and bacterial FBD incidence can be valuable for the development of prediction models for future patterns of diseases in response to changes in climate.

The development of prediction methods is needed because even current high-throughput techniques, such as SPOT, are limited to rather small sequence variations [16].