Sentence examples for exploratory prediction from inspiring English sources
Based on an e stimate of the next two years' data on effort and environmental regime, an exploratory prediction is proposed for catches per unit of effort (CPUE), and a graph gives variations in "maximum sustainable yields mSY)" and "optimal fishing efforts (fmax)" according to different environmental regimes.
After randomly splitting the original patient sample into two halves, an exploratory prediction configural frequency analysis (CFA) was performed on one-half of the sample (n = 1969) and the identified types were considered as hypotheses for an inferential prediction CFA for the second half (n = 1914).
Mark Boguski (Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, USA) suggested that clinical databases should be separated into pre-symptomatic databases, for exploratory predictions of general conditions, and post-diagnosis databases, for treatment decisions.
These maps are then combined with landscape information and analysis of the spatial association among these variables, represented in different GIS layers, is undertaken to derive an exploratory hazard prediction model.
Therefore, modeling individual-level heterogeneity in QoL evolutions (aka trajectories) remains a goal for exploratory and prediction purpose, as does capturing the heterogeneity of individual QoL trajectories.
We excluded studies that provided only spatial predictions, exploratory analysis (eg, assessing temporal correlations), mortality predictions and/or individual-level transmission modelling.
A computerized random number generator was used to select three-fourths of the patients to make up the exploratory set to develop prediction models.
Because of the multiplexing capability of SRM measurements, a higher number of candidates derived from exploratory studies or bioinformatic predictions from genomic data can be verified within a reasonable time scale (<1 h per sample).
This exploratory study concluded that dropout prediction using learning analytics may provide more precise information on identifying at-risk students and factors causing them to be at risk.
Quantitative Structure-Retention Relationships (QSRR) have the potential to speed up the screening phase of chromatographic method development as the initial exploratory experiments are replaced by prediction of analyte retention based solely on the structure of the molecule.
