Sentence examples for end of prediction from inspiring English sources

If 20 percent of Michigan's votes were in fact cast early, that would be on the high end of prediction made by polls and among statewide officials, who anticipated that the fraction would be between 15 and 20 percent.

Table 1 Production statistics at the end of prediction period (2026) for scenarios 1 5 Scenario Cum. oil production (MMSTB) Cum.

The NBM classifier substantially reduced the prediction accuracy at the end of prediction, whereas FWM provided redundant features with small weights to avoid such a problem (see Additional file 2: Table S5) and showed slow changes in prediction accuracy with addition of features.

That is at the low end of predictions for warming generated by most computer models of climate, but more than temperatures rose over the last 100 years.

You can expect no end of predictions for 2012.

Where SSIM r, r ~ and SSIM c, c ~ represent the end-to-end distortion of prediction block and concealment block, respectively.

His end-of-service prediction, so close to fruition, was slipping helplessly down the drain.

The end users of prediction tools should be able to understand how evaluation is done and how to interpret the results.

At the end of this prediction step, we checked whether each predicted product (found by applying the chemical transformation to the substrate) is already listed in BRENDA or KEGG, by looking for an identical compound (see Section 2.1).

John Appleby – the King's Fund chief economist whose report on Thursday highlighted the problems and who had already indicated that shortfalls would exceed the thinktank's end-of-year predictions – said there was evidence that many trusts would not be able to deliver the cuts needed to get the overall deficit down to £1.8bn by the end of March.

"The squad believe we can go into every game and compete and win," he said, while remaining coy about making any end-of-season predictions.