Sentence examples for exercise to predict from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, it has been conducted as a desktop exercise to predict the effects of trade agreements and government policies on individuals and communities.

This study illustrates the methodology in an exercise to predict soil organic carbon (SOC) concentration in the Limpopo National Park, Mozambique.

They did a computer modelling exercise to predict how environmental changes would affect Arabica for the rest of the century.

We chose to use archive data available on the VEPP website because an interpretation of that eruptive activity has already been published, providing the opportunity for classes to complete the MMM exercise to predict volcanic activity and then to read the real outcome (Poland et al. 2008).

Our analysis suggests that a multitude of these parameters operate to influence the structural revolts of length-deviant domains, imposing still a daunting exercise to predict such variations.

Although it is a difficult exercise to predict the sequence of events leading to the emergence of several compensated mutations, we will explore this issue with the particularly interesting case of the SP of GDF9 in mammals.

The models were exercised to predict the rate (chloroform) or extent (carbon tetrachloride) of metabolism of these substances, in both rodents and humans.

A 1-dimensional (stream-wise) cryogenic hydrogen release model developed previously at Sandia National Laboratories (although this model is not yet validated for cryogenic hydrogen) was exercised to predict that the mean mole fraction at the maximum ignition distance is approximately 0.14, and is not dependent on the release conditions.

In common with other modelling exercises to predict the effect of cancer screening, we have assumed an underlying Markov process model.

The OECD has conducted simulation exercises to predict the production-distorting effects of alternative domestic support payments relative to the equivalent amount of direct market price support (Anton, 2004).

The body mass index, airflow obstruction, dyspnoea, exercise capacity (BODE) index includes exercise capacity to predict mortality [ 3].