Sentence examples for in prediction of future from inspiring English sources

Can predictive modeling using satellite or other imaging of environmental variables help in prediction of future influenza pandemics?

This implies that maintaining a node's past average rate of encounters can be efficiently used in prediction of future encounter rate.

In order to control the temporal effect on citation volume, we use the citation number only up to the first five years after publication because it is also known that only recent citation works well in prediction of future impact [32].

Previous studies have indicated that self-reported health status provides important data that can aid in prediction of future costs.

The cost of care was attributed to redistributed prevalences and used in prediction of future costs of dementia.

RMSE is the standard deviation of the error in prediction of future pain intensity evaluated on the 0 – 100 pain scale.

Our study demonstrates that the effect of debris coverage on the shrinkage of snow-covered gorges of the Japanese Alps results in differences in how the gorges respond to climate change, which has been neglected in predictions of future water availability.

Some scientists now consider that the effects of global dimming have masked the effect of global warming to some extent and that resolving global dimming may therefore lead to increases in predictions of future temperature rise.

Substantial evidence suggests that the phasic activities of dopaminergic neurons in the primate midbrain represent a temporal difference (TD) error in predictions of future reward, with increases above and decreases below baseline consequent on positive and negative prediction errors, respectively.

Unpredictability in the functioning of terrestrial ecosystems underlies large uncertainties in predictions of future atmospheric CO2 content (Friedlingstein et al. 2006; Denman et al. 2007; Matthews 2007; Dolman et al. 2010; Piao et al. 2013).

Documenting the role of biotic interactions in shaping spatial patterns across spatial extents is therefore an important step towards understanding and accounting for them in predictions of future species assemblages.