Sentence examples for have tried to predict from inspiring English sources

Now two other researchers have tried to predict the future of podcasting, and the variance between their results is instructive.

Modelers have tried to predict how human-caused climate change might impact the Atlantic current, and how its slowdown might muck with the world's weather even more.

"People who have tried to predict the future of oil prices in the past have generally speaking got it very seriously wrong," he says.

People have tried to predict temblors based on the behavior of animals, gas emissions from rocks, low-frequency electric signals rippling through the Earth — all without much success.

For the last year and a half, industry watchers have tried to predict when TSMC will receive its first big order from Apple.

Yes, hundreds of scholarly papers have tried to predict the size of such swings, and whole markets — like those for futures and options — thrive on these movements.

You know, the reason I'm not predicting an end date, is that everyone who has tried to predict an end date has been wrong.

My former company, YouGov, has an average error of just over one percentage point on every public event it has tried to predict; other companies have also done well overall.

However, few studies have tried to mathematically relate the chemical concentrations and signatures captured by SPMDs directly to tissue levels; only one has tried to predict concentrations in resident, or wild, aquatic organisms, and none have combined concentrations measured in the freely dissolved phase, converted from SPMDs (Cw,SPMD), with multivariate regression techniques.

A number of researchers have tried to explain and predict such biases with reference to semantic classes of verbs.

Ever since it was observed that nanofluids showed an improved thermal conductivity, researchers have tried to develop numerical models to predict and understand the heat transfer mechanism in nanofluids accurately.