Sentence examples for differences in prediction from inspiring English sources

We focused on four cases that had a significantly different Bayes factor, but marginal differences in prediction accuracy.

The differences in prediction performance of different models reflect the underlying genetic architecture of the traits.

Both systems were shown to predict syneresis without significant differences in prediction accuracy.

One major reason of the minor differences in prediction accuracies among the different models lies in the high level of LD found in elite breeding germplasm of maize.

A recent study on genomic prediction for different traits in loblolly pine indicated generally small differences in prediction accuracy between the models RR-BLUP, BL, BayesA, and BayesC (Resende et al. 2012).

However, similar to our behavioural findings, we found no differences in prediction error-related brain activation between the different drug states during acquisition [paired t-test ON compared with OFF: t(1,11) = −0.076, P = 0.46] (see Supplementary Table 6 for a whole-brain activation table for prediction error-related activity across all drug conditions).

However, they do have differences in predictions for lighter targets where measurements also differ from the predictions.

These differences creates differences in predictions of outbreak patterns larger than 40% in terms of cumulative cases.

This relatively narrow range of data may explain some of the differences in predictions between the Acadian FVS model, developed from a much larger regional database, and the I/C model developed here.

In our examples, the differences in predictions are due largely to assumptions about the relationship between sequence and function.

We found no other significant differences in predictions from the 3 methods in glycolysis, the PPP, anapleurotic, or secretion reactions.