Sentence examples for less well predicted from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the well-known Morison equation, with appropriate drag and inertia force coefficients, can provide reasonable estimates of the moderate horizontal loads, but the peak loads are less well predicted.

These added outcomes are less well predicted both by age screening and by multiple risk factor measurement and consequently the detection rate is about 10 percentage points less for a 20% false-positive rate (see figure S1 in appendix S1), but our conclusions regarding the similar screening performances of age, 5-yearly, and Framingham screening still apply.

At a mean-controlling QTL, individuals with less certain p i will be less well predicted by the mean part of the model, which could lead to inflated estimates of σ i 2 and, possibly, a false vQTL signal.

Quentin Tarantino's controversial Django Unchained and Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty, about the hunt for Osama bin Laden, performed much less well than predicted; both earning just five.

But in Libya the two main Islamist parties – the Justice and Development party and Al-Watan, led by the former rebel militia leader Abdel Hakim Belhadj – did less well than predicted.

The few available data in literature are well predicted with errors less than 11%.

The UKPDS-OM performed less well when predicting the observed risk factor time paths.

24 In our study, the physiology-based scoring systems performed less well in predicting in-hospital mortality than previously reported.

The majority of available potential scores were developed as mortality indicators and perform less well for predicting critical care usage.

They perform less well when predicting other outcomes such as requirement for ICU admission and are of limited use in the critical care environment.

Both LUR models performed less well in predicting NO2 concentrations at the sites that were used to develop the other model.