Sentence examples for limited predictions from inspiring English sources
In 2013, the economic outlook is unclear, with limited predictions of growth.
Nearly everyone became "seduced by their models" and unable to see beyond the limited predictions they offered.The scope of economists' outlooks was historically limited, as well.
We demonstrate that this approach produces reliable and limited predictions of network architecture under constrained sample sizes, with the potential to generate more efficient network models for complex systems.
Initially we limited predictions to transcriptional regulators that recognize promoters of other genes or have a direct effect on known transcriptional factors.
In contrast to between-family PHT prediction by QTL, prediction of PHT by GBLUP between families was often successful, albeit with limited prediction accuracies ranging from no accuracy to explaining 38% of variation in the predicted family.
Roy et al. [18] proposes a model-predictive resource allocation algorithm that auto-scales VMs, with the aim of optimizing the utility of the application over a limited prediction horizon.
Experimental research devoted to the electric properties of nanoplatelet-based nanocomposites investigated the electrical conductivity of polymers with exfoliated graphite sheets with sizes varying from a few microns to several hundreds of a micron [6 10], which allows for only limited prediction of the conductivity behavior of nanocomposites with submicron size inclusions.
Our own earlier study showed very limited prediction of Themed topics in Years 1 and 2 [ 11].
There has been growing criticism of falls risk screening and assessment tools recently, in particular related to the limited prediction accuracy of these tools [ 10, 11].
Current technologies allow only limited prediction of cancer risk and there are no approved screening methods applicable to the general population.
Additionally, Aβ42, t-tau, and p-tau allow no conclusions about cognitive performance and only a limited prediction of cognitive decline to be made, a feature that is especially important for clinical trials [ 8].
