Sentence examples for have predictions that from inspiring English sources

When multiple hypothesized models have predictions that are consistent with the measurements, experimental design is used to discriminate between the models.

Of all predictions, 91.0% agreed with each other, 4.2% have predictions that are in adjacent classes (i.e. low and medium, or medium and high), and 4.8% otherwise.

So have predictions that Mr Palocci, who ran such a tight ship in Lula's first term, might become her chief of staff.

Only 27 plasma panobinostat concentrations from 25 patients had predictions that exhibited a significant lack of fit (absolute value of conditional weighted residual >4) for the first final model (23 observations from 22 patients for the second).

Tier 1 includes cell-lines that have predictions from all five methods, whereas Tier 2 includes cell-lines that have predictions from two (CSI-ANN and RFECS) methods.

Anyone else have some predictions that they feel like sending it.

Other Republicans have disputed predictions that the restrictions will lead to widespread clinic closures.

There have been predictions that the first movement in base rate might come as early as summer 2015.

"There have been predictions that as crime decreases, we will see more up and down movements, but that crime itself will stay relatively steady," she said.

I didn't expect this, and although lately there must have been predictions that the Rangers would reach the Stanley Cup Finals, I don't recall them.

Higher fuel and food costs have prompted predictions that interest rates, which determine mortgage rates, will rise sooner rather than later.