Sentence examples for hundreds of predictions from inspiring English sources

With the end of the year will come hundreds of predictions for 2016 – most of which will be wrong.

Baba Vanga reportedly made hundreds of predictions in her 50-year career, becoming known as the "Nostradamus of the Balkans".

Bendandi died in 1979 at the age of 86, having made over the course of his lifetime hundreds of predictions of earthquakes from his home in Faenza in central Italy.

In particular, the e-kmf® model shows a good correlation between forecasted and observed temperature data in the 1st and 3rd month of the forecast, while a worsening of the model's performance was observed between the 5th and 8th week of prediction.

Given the HOCTAR performance relative to the first 50th percentile of prediction ranked lists, we decided to fix this as a threshold to consider bona fide target genes.

The narrowest range (5th to 95th percentile of values) of predictions across respondents was 51 percentage points.

Efficiency in predicting the individual conditional probability is measured by the width of the interval defined by the 5th and 95th percentiles of the simulated distribution of predictions for each individual.

By both models a poor prediction was obtained when patients fell within the 2nd or the 3rd quartiles of predicted EWL.

To assess the performance of the model, and put the 21st Century predictions of coral cover change into context, model calculations using AOGCMs input for the years 1900 1999 (from Scenario 20C3M) are included in the analysis.

Well, there are a lot of predictions.

Rachel Curzon (No 16) can impart a severe chill to an 18th-century prediction of female destiny given to a player of the glass armonica invented by Benjamin Franklin: "And when you are adept / at spinning music from this toy, / you will understand / that there is nothing else but this / for all the life to come – // Accomplishments".