Sentence examples for first predicting from inspiring English sources

These patterns are then commonly used for protein fold prediction, often by first predicting the PCM from the amino acid sequence [ 10, 11].

Paulson criticised this idea at first, predicting that it would limit incentive for banks to seek help, but now appears open to the concept.

Bush did not take McCain seriously at first, predicting he "will wear thin," as he told his friend Doug Wead in a conversation that Wead secretly taped and later made public.

The aim of this paper is to propose an approach for generating a list of relevant advertisements for a targeted individual by first predicting the set of destinations that could be visited by that individual.

Think about it: most investors on Wall Street would not take a position in a public company without first predicting the stock price using Bloomberg or Factset; most bankers would not issue a loan to someone without first running a credit score through Experian or Equifax; and most lawyers would not try a case without first researching legal precedent via Westlaw or Lexis-Nexis.

Similar analyses were done previously by first predicting the binding sites of the pair of motifs, and then analyzing the co-occurrence pattern of two types of sites [27], [28].

This algorithm first predicts the values, checks for the error and then tries to optimize the prediction.

Quantum spin Hall effect was first predicted in graphene.

Weyl points, first predicted in 1929, observed for the first time.

Mr. Asarin, the hydrologist who first predicted the Aral's demise, has given up hope.

The OBDII reader remained relatively compact and portable, and functions almost exactly as we first predicted.