Sentence examples for imprecise prediction from inspiring English sources

A current obstacle to high throughput applications of CRISPR/Cas9 is the imprecise prediction of highly active single guide RNAs (sgRNAs).

DG model has undergone a number of modifications due to imprecise prediction of the oxidation behavior at low temperatures (T ≤ 700°C) in convex/concave surfaces and for very thin oxide layers [6 8].

A potential explanation for imprecise prediction is inaccurate Koa values.

Restriction to participants who had recently remitted MDE would lead to reduced samples for algorithm development and validation and imprecise prediction.

We hypothesize that case based systems are more insensitive to missing data, because they are based on a broader base of data elements and more sensitive to incorrect data as these cause imprecise prediction models.

You can also count the number of genes in this interval and divide by the number of remaining recombinants to get a sense of the number of genes to be expected inside the interval defined by your closest recombinants (although this is a very imprecise prediction because recombination is not expected to be evenly distributed across the interval).

This procedure eliminates errors in Pareto solution due to imprecise predictions of the surrogate model.

In Chitwan, the correlation was poor independent of the source of field measurements leading to imprecise predictions.

Across topologies, we observe that imprecise link prediction can provide reliable (text{OAS}) advantage over random seeding up to moderate (p_{text {neg}}).

Alexander Rosenberg (1992) maintains that economics can only make imprecise generic predictions, and it cannot make progress, because it is built around folk psychology, which is a mediocre theory of human behavior and which (owing to the irreducibility of intentional notions) cannot be improved.

Therefore these imprecise gene predictions have the potential to affect any microbial genome annotation process.