The phrase "first three predictions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The first three predictions made by the meteorologist were all proven to be accurate."
In fairness to Tsotsis, the first two predictions were made half-jokingly and the third was made before this week's Goldman Sachs announcement that it was investing $450 million at a $50 billion valuation.
After the first two predictions came true, he forced his four daughters, Dot, Betty, Helen, and Rachel, into a band called the Shaggs, named after the popular haircut.
Experiment Two therefore confirmed our first two predictions; in the online mode PD shows transient increases coupled to task events (P1) and in the offline mode it does not (P2).
As a result, the Recall rate and Precision of the first two predictions are 56.28% and 34.87%, respectively.
Thus, we still considered the first two predictions for each sample in DS(s ) which produced 5 Recalls and 5 Precisions by (7) with t = 2.
The lack of support for our first two predictions has important implications for the discussion of signal honesty in general (see also Kempenaers et al. 2008).
Here, sequences from nuclear protein-coding genes are used to demonstrate that the first two predictions of ancient asexuality are found within the apomictic root knot nematodes.
In addition, the Recalls of the first two predictions for three methods were 64.08%, 51.38%, and 58.61%, respectively, while the Precisions were 40.68%, 30.21%, and 36.17% for three methods, respectively.
The first two predictions were correct: the Wetterer et al. (2000) tree was significantly incongruent with the reference phylogeny, and the old and new taxon samples of morphological data yielded significantly different phylogenies, However, significant conflict between data types persisted and our third prediction was not met.
