Sentence examples for double prediction from inspiring English sources

Many algorithms for predicting protein secondary structures, such as hierarchical neural network, double prediction method, discrimination of protein secondary structure class, Garnier, Gibrat, multivariate linear regression combination, PHD, Predator, and SOPM on the NPS@ server were utilized.

Such double prediction is a first step toward nonlinear prediction.

To express a future point Sk, for example, as a linear function of its present and past values as well as first derivatives, or rates of change, of its present and past values is to perform a double prediction or prediction based on the two time series X1, X2, X3, · · · ; X′1, X′2, X′3, · · ·, in which primes indicate derivatives with respect to time.

IAG also said synergies from the merger that created the group will reach €856m, more than double the prediction of €400m made when BA and Iberia revealed their plans in 2010.

Annual revenue dropped by 18percentt year-on-year and the loss was nearly double the prediction from analysts polled by Reuters, all of which sent JD.com shares down 10percentt on Friday.

This double check prediction ensured greater accuracy.

Following the workflow presented in this paper we pinpointed 90 model corrections and identified 30 missing regulatory constraints with supporting literature evidence that almost doubled the prediction accuracy of the growth phenotype of single and double gene deletions under aerobic minimal and YP media for the iMM904 model.

Sharp's double-panel prediction model was found appropriate for modelling both single- and double-panel doors.

That was more than double early predictions for how the film would perform and far above the modest production budget, which was reportedly less than $10m.

Coal-fired power capacity will be slashed by 60 gigawatts (GW) by 2016, "more than double" 2012 predictions, while last year nuclear plants were being retired at an "unprecedented rate" with "more on the way" - largely due to issues with "profitability".

Coal-fired power capacity will be slashed by 60 gigawatts (GW) by 2016, "more than double" 2012 predictions, while last year nuclear plants were being retired at an "unprecedented rate" with "more on the way" - largely due to issues with "profitability". "... competition from lower-cost wind, solar, and natural gas generators, and by rising operational and maintenance costs.