Sentence examples for failure of predictions from inspiring English sources

No reliable evidence for failure of predictions based on this no-slip boundary condition has yet been found, except in the case of what is called Knudsen flow of gases (i.e., flow at such low pressures that the mean free path is comparable in length with the dimensions of the apparatus).

But this is a relatively small failure of prediction compared with the dire forecasts of soaring interest and inflation rates.

The disappointing thing is, as I've already suggested, that almost nobody has been induced by this dramatic failure of prediction — or the similar error on interest rates — to change views, and possibly even concede that the Keynesians might have a point.

However, neglecting dependency of Reynolds number (Re) leads to the failure of prediction at high tip-speed ratios (TSR).

However, these results are not necessarily a failure of prediction.

Besides real failure of prediction, we suggest two possible reasons for the disagreement.

Closer inspection revealed that this conserved area does not contain the first 120 bp of the gene CU019606_5, explaining the failure of prediction.

In some cases, the failure of prediction equations to benefit from a multi-breed reference population could be due to the use of medium (50 K) density SNP chips, which are unlikely to have consistent across-breed LD [ 6].

The replication origin in Cyanobacteria is yet to be identified, and GC skew is weak in these species, implying low degree of replicational mutation/selection pressures, which could also be a reason for the failure of prediction in these species.

Failure of the model to predict outcome for those who died was often explained by failure of the model variables to appropriately reflect the risk of death and only in a minority of cases could failure of prediction be potentially attributed to the healthcare provided.

But this response ignores Popper's insistence that testing requires methodological decisions not to attribute failures of predictions to mistakes in subsidiary assumptions or to "interferences".