Sentence examples for even if the prediction from inspiring English sources
Even if the prediction of the compartment was incorrect, a change in the predicted localization due to mutation might indicate the mutation mechanism and be useful for further studies.
When followed by a human-driven vehicle, equipped vehicles can still exhibit cooperative behaviour by predicting the behaviour of the human-driven follower, even if the prediction is not perfect.
Most people say they'll pay for genetic tests even if the predictions are sometimes wrong, and most people don't seem to be traumatized even when they receive bad news.
Even if the predictions prove hopelessly wrong, and play starts on time, Clarke will be forced to declare Australia's second innings on 172 for seven, with a lead of 331, and ask his bowlers to dismiss England inside 90 overs – on an Old Trafford pitch which remains mostly reliable.
The ability to make predictions of future trends is a significant advantage, even if the predictions may not be fully accurate.
We show that already a simple prediction method of the future network state is useful, even if the predictions are erroneous.
By predicting future states and using this information during the optimization better decisions can be done which translate into higher performance, even if the predictions are not accurate.
These six compounds may not be very similar to the compound of interest, and this may raise concern about the reliability of the prediction, even if the predictions for each of the six compounds are accurate.
This is of particular importance as it has been recently reported by Sheridan [59] that (i) certain bioactivity ranges are better predicted than others, and (ii) ({R_{0}^{2}}) values might be very low if the bioactivity range considered is too narrow, even if the predictions closely match the observed values.
i) Even if the predictions are correct for the neutral turnover model, it is not clear that other models would not generate similar predictions.
