Sentence examples for influential predictions from inspiring English sources

This is a fault that Tetlock and Gardner say is far too common among the talking heads on television and in the newspaper who make the most influential predictions in America, about things like whether the United States can defeat the Islamic State, which candidate will win the Iowa primary, or if the Fed will raise interest rates.

Concurrently, advances in biomedical informatics have made it possible to harness the power of large datasets and make influential predictions for molecular recognition (6).

At first sight, our finding that carotenoid and vitamin E intakes are not simultaneously maximized is not consistent with the influential prediction that carotenoid-based signals indicate the availability of other antioxidant resources such as vitamin E (Hartley and Kennedy 2004).

As the model framework can also pinpoint the signals that are the most influential for prediction, it can be used to infer underlying regulatory biology.

Adding sites from parts of the river network with thermal regimes which differed from the rest of the network, and which were therefore highly influential, improved nearby predictions but reduced model-estimated precision of predictions in the rest of the network.

M0306HED was quite influential on predicted weekly PM10 values; weekly PM10 predictions varied by 62% across the range of M0306HED relative to the mean.

Features such as the angle of walking and foot breadth were found to be particularly influential in sex prediction from incomplete bloodstained foot sole impressions.

The purpose of this section related to our third research question, is to determine the variables that are influential in the prediction of posttest linguistic outcomes among the variables of motivation and engagement.

A similar regression analysis by De Jaegere et al. in infants <30 weeks gestation found FiO2 by 2 hours to be the most influential variable in prediction of later intubation [ 39].

Most influential for the prediction of 'overall' mini-CEX scores was the trainers' clinical position with a regression coefficient of 0.55 (95 %-CI: 0.26 0.84; p < .001) for residents compared to heads of department.

Predicted PM was the most influential variable for SD prediction, illustrating the relevance of the two-step approach tested.