Sentence examples for just predictions from inspiring English sources

These are just predictions and, just as there are many ways to say "2010," there are many ways the market could change and send these predictions flying out the window.

But for Cécile and Arnaud, who came with their two children, "Even if we saw the results on a Belgian site, we're still a little worried, because they are still just predictions, and we are really hoping [Hollande] will win".

When only exposure measurements collected from adjacent time and places of interest are available, we can expect to obtain reasonable estimates if we rely on the empirical BLUP of the mixed effects models (M3), not just predictions based on estimates of fixed effects (M3f).

Such directed excursions are thought to reflect the fact that the prediction error is a signed quantity: it signals not just that predictions need to be updated, but in which direction.

Just what predictions let us determine whether religion spread by selection among groups of human beings or by selection among the memes these groups happened to carry?

I'm old enough to remember not just the predictions that the Bush tax cuts would unleash a huge economic boom, but the claims that Clinton's 1993 tax hike would cause a deep depression.

Instead, during Senate testimony, the FDA's Sandra Kweder Sandra Kweder, deputy director of the office of new drugs, said that the deaths Graham pointed to were just the predictions of a mathematical model.

No lineups, no salary cap, just make predictions!

The key is not just making predictions or having unique beliefs, it's about the size of the belief, being right about it, and timing.

Note that the true states depend on action, whereas the generative model has no notion of action; it just produces predictions that action tries to fulfil.

Authors' response: As we have explicitly emphasized in the revised manuscript, the model structures might be all wrong, they are just theoretical predictions that await experimental scrutiny.