Sentence examples for if it predicted from inspiring English sources

But if it predicted car, that would be incorrect.

The decision not to base the film on the London Olympics followed legal discussions about trademarks and the realisation that the film might not work if it predicted the result of a competition yet to take place.

The classifier was treated as 'correct' if it predicted the identity of the photograph that had been previously associated with the fractal presented on this trial of the Reward phase.

If CPC predicted that the contig was a coding gene or if it predicted that the contig was non-coding but had an intact open reading frame over 100 amino acids long, then the contig was considered to be a protein-coding gene.

It is not yet clear whether the metabolic syndrome improves the prediction of CVD risk as compared to traditional CVD-RF [ 55]; if it predicts CVD incidence better than its individual components [ 55- 58]; or even if it performs better than fasting blood glucose for predicting diabetes [ 58].

The 10-fold cross-validation error rate was 37.84% (electronic supplementary material, table S2), smaller than expected by chance, indicating that our model had satisfactory predictive power (p < 0.0001; electronic supplementary material, figure S1) even if it predicts breeding success better than failure.

David: I don't know if it predicts anything or not.

Conversely, the Fed may choose to increase the federal funds rate if it predicts that the economy is heating up too much and causing prices to rise too rapidly (inflation).

"My concern is that the Fed might place itself in a self-induced bind" if it predicts a policy path that later seems unwise, said Dana Saporta, a United States economist at Credit Suisse.

If it predicts failure, then it's spot on and we know it will work.

However, in general, a regression model is assumed to be good, if it predicts responses close to the actual values observed in reality.