Sentence examples for example in predicting from inspiring English sources

In meteorology the dew point is applied, for example, in predicting the height of the base of certain types of clouds.

In adult rheumatic diseases, there has been some success in using this approach, for example, in predicting patients with rheumatoid arthritis who will or will not respond to therapy directed against TNF alpha4,5.

Peeps99: The "suggestion" [in Brown's act] comes from various areas – for example, in predicting what song someone has in their head, he will identify the person early on and ensure they are exposed to the song at some point during the day; ensure that there are visual clues making them think of the song; and there might even be the odd leading question when interviewing them.

The ability to predict the K index can find application, for example, in predicting geomagnetically induced currents (GICs) (Virjanen et al. 2008).

An ideal classification would be one that reflects homogeneity of an underlying disease mechanism within each group or has clinical relevance, for example in predicting prognosis.

For example, in predicting protein protein interaction networks, functional genomic data are commonly used.

The permanent south CO2 ice cap in the model can significantly improve the representation of south polar meteorology for example in predicted surface temperatures, surface pressures, horizontal and zonal winds over the south cap and possible initiation of dust storms at south polar region during the southern summer period.

We then present an example application of the model in predicting whether specific changes to the architecture could increase the throughput of the system.

In the oldest age groups with prior disability for example, their relevance in predicting future disability status would be negligible.

These results provide a second example of the difficulty in predicting the precise level of attenuation following import of an attenuating mutation into a different DEN serotype.

The study concluded that while LSAT scores, for example, "were not particularly useful" in predicting lawyer effectiveness, the new, alternative test results were — although the new test was no better at predicting how well participants would do in law school.