Sentence examples for is based on predictions from inspiring English sources

Temperatures this winter are expected to be higher than average but lower than last year, according to the report by the trade group, the Natural Gas Supply Association; that outlook is based on predictions by the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration.

For EVs, most of the existing work is based on predictions, simulations or small pilot trials.

A possible next step would be another construct validation which is based on predictions about the item difficulties through the assumed criteria (Hartig and Frey 2012).

It should be noted, however, that the extent of overlap noted is based on predictions of endonuclease ORFs, and it is possible that many cases of extensive overlap result from incorrect bioinformatic identification of the 5' and 3' ends of endonuclease genes.

The principle of the compression is based on prediction.

Jamshidi et al. [13] deal with multi-user requirements as part of an uncertainty management approach, which is based on prediction as only exponent smoothing.

Then the data center activates an optimal number of switches and hosts in order to minimize power consumption that is based on prediction.

Machine learning is a field of artificial intelligence and is based on prediction of a set of outcomes, based on known properties learned from a dataset of known outcomes, otherwise termed as the training data.

Nevertheless, it is necessary to point out that Granger causality is not effective causality in the Aristothelic sense because it is based on prediction and numerical calculations.

The integrated feedback loop is based on prediction models based on self-monitored subjective self-monitored measures and for those smartphones capable of collecting these data also on automatically generated behavioural data on measures of illness activity.

Another argument raised by Wilson and Gilbert (2005) is that many decisions are based on predictions of how one will feel in the future event.