Sentence examples for difficult prediction from inspiring English sources

Proponents of the sex-offender laws say it is the responsibility of the legal system to make that difficult prediction.

However, due to natures of intermittent and difficult prediction, REGs pose new challenges to the reliability of distribution networks.

The most difficult prediction task for the applied classifiers was the correct prediction of a binding between an inhibitor and a kinase.

We recall that, in the figure, tight regulation, that is, easy prediction, is located on the right of these plots whereas loose regulation, that is, difficult prediction, is located on the left.

"To be honest, I don't think it was a difficult prediction to make," Bytheway says.

The two non- t test-based methods, FS4 and FS5, showed slightly better performances than did t test-based feature selection for the most difficult prediction endpoint "pCR on ER-negative cancers" in cross validation, but confidence intervals widely overlapped.

Natural and artificial selections during domestication can decrease the genetic diversity and increase LD in modern soybean cultivars [ 47], which difficults prediction of causal genes in soybean through association analysis.

Given that forecasting exchange rates is difficult, this prediction error and hence the measurement error in the dependent variable are likely to be big.

Prediction of an event later in time (here 7 years) is more difficult than prediction of an event shortly after the baseline measurement.

Hysteresis phenomenon and temperature effects on sorption process make difficult the prediction of the moisture content evolution.

Moreover, more dispersion of surface roughness values, in terms of Ra, was identified when machining at low feed rates which can difficult its prediction.