Sentence examples for french prediction from inspiring English sources

We thus developed a "French" prediction model for predicting the origin (clinical or environmental) of French L. pneumophila strains, based on four different markers.

The Dutch/Flemish genomic predictions used a Bayesian mixture model for SNP effects, along with polygenic effects [ 16], assuming that most SNP had small effects and a few SNP had moderate or large effects and the French genomic predictions used a mixed linear model with a polygenic effect and random haplotype effects across the genome [ 17].

The two deterministic methods compared yielded results that were close to those observed in real data, especially when the selection scheme followed the rules of strict mass selection: for instance, both predictions overestimated the genetic gain in the French experiment, whereas both predictions were close to the observed values in the Dutch experiment.

In addition, the French approach includes the prediction of concrete ways in which acts of terrorism can be carried out, reducing political influence in their practical consideration of States.

For these subgroups analyses, the model is still developed on the whole French cohort; only the prediction is made on a subgroup of the English sample.

Predictable predictions?

Bayes provided a practical framework for how to make this sort of prediction, and the French mathematician Pierre-Simon Laplace built on his efforts.

The French magazine L'Express echoed the prediction earlier this year when it asked whether the massive disappearance of the world's bees heralded the arrival of the Apocalypse.

Meanwhile my French colleague Romain Dillet's emoji predictions ran the gamut of facial emoticons and ended with a lipstick (French?) kiss.

Meanwhile my French colleague Romain Dillet's emoji predictions ran the gamut of facial emoticons and ended with a lipstick (French?) kiss.

For example, typing 'viva la France' did indeed yield the French flag emoji as the first prediction.