Sentence examples for inaccurately predict from inspiring English sources

They may often inaccurately predict a blind's position, resulting in the undesirable blockage of useful daylight needed.

Computational techniques may inaccurately predict genes by missing exons derived solely from promoters, or that are due to alternative splicing of transcripts or to use of non-canonical splice sites, alternative translational initiation and/or polyadenylation sites [ 26].

Similarly, the fact that meta-analyses inaccurately predict the results of RCTs up to 35% of the time reinforces the gold standard of the RCT in medical decision making [ 11].

An additional behavioral economics concept that is relevant to the clinical integration of WGS and WES is the tendency that people have to inaccurately predict how health conditions or test results will affect their lives.

These figures highlight that two thirds of the samples are very accurately predicted (with an error of two degrees at most in terms of latitude and eight degrees in term of longitude), but there also exist some isolated samples that are quite inaccurately predicted; these samples increase somewhat disproportionately the average prediction error and its standard deviation.

Gray confidently and, as it turned out, inaccurately, predicted that Japes would be his last play.

In Washington, whose establishment repeatedly and inaccurately predicted that the entire country would demand Mr. Clinton's ouster with each new revelation of the Monica Lewinsky saga, there's a new conventional wisdom: This time, really, truly, definitely, everyone has shunned the former president, and America is basking in the new civility of Mr. Bush.

Nevertheless, the nonlinear effects involved in the roll motion of ship and offshore structures are not only incompletely understood, but also inaccurately predicted during the design stage.

The classical Hall Petch equation inaccurately predicts the macroscopic yield strength for materials with non-equiaxed grains or variable grain size distributions.

Therefore, determining cooperative user solely according to the physical attributes may not be reasonable, and the inaccurately predicted connection durations of temporary links and encounter probability may not meet the requirements of requested resources.

Finally, as shown in Table 3, while Professor Jones accurately predicted the acceptance level in three of his five classes, he inaccurately predicted that his nonmajors (D) and mixed majors/nonmajors courses' (A and B) students would exhibit more acceptance of evolution than students in his majors classes (F).