Sentence examples for evolutionary prediction from inspiring English sources

"It fits the evolutionary prediction quite well".

We present here a method that learns an evolutionary model from unsupervised data and can also incorporate the labels for supervised evolutionary prediction.

For learning evolutionary prediction model, we use a bootstrap sampling [26] with a sample size of 85 % and 10,000 replications.

Quantitative genetic studies that model complex, multivariate phenotypes are important for both evolutionary prediction and artificial selection.

At the Evolution 2010 meeting in Oregon in June 2010, a symposium on 'Moving towards a science of evolutionary prediction' suggested that the next challenge will be to improve the accuracy of evolutionary prediction (http://www.evolutionsociety.org/SSE2010), although the prediction of evolution is still difficult.

The authors also offer an evolutionary prediction of how such signaling peptides might have evolved from propeptides that might have functions which are not necessarily related to the signal.

The two variables had orthogonal predictive power, that is, R values for cumulative structural and evolutionary predictions (R = 0.033 = 0.182) were close to the sum of R (0.033 0.036 = 0.023 + 0.013) values for independent structural (R = 0.023 = 0.152) and evolutionary (R = 0.013 = 0.112) predictions.

(All of which, incidentally, is in line with evolutionary predictions).

In the case of Darwin's moth, it has taken a whole series of studies over a huge period of time to provide conclusive evidence of one of the great ecological and evolutionary predictions in the field.

When applied to a broad class of cases it makes the wrong evolutionary predictions.

Lead researcher Dr Rachael Jack said: "Our results are consistent with evolutionary predictions, where signals are designed by both biological and social evolutionary pressures to optimise their function.