Sentence examples for long run prediction from inspiring English sources
One would expect as admission time lengthens that many additional factors come into play to modify risk, and therefore long run prediction becomes increasingly difficult – a situation well known in forecasting.
Finally we apply impulse balance theory and make long run predictions of individual bidding behavior.
This fact may also be relevant for long-run predictions where the backward extension of the trajectory, i.e., {x c (t) (in) S: d ≤ t < a c }, is relevant (cf. Stijepic (2015, p. 81)).
In the long run, this prediction score will be of benefit to the country if end-stage kidney disease can be reduced.
To see what these tasks are, consider the question how do we decide whether a divergence from a long run relative frequency prediction about fitness differences is a matter of drift, a disconfirmation of the hypothesis of natural selection or a reflection of a mismeasurement of fitness differences to begin with?
The more this hypothesis reflects a mechanistically sophisticated view of the likely reality, the more it can lead to potentially informative validating or invalidating types of predictions about the results of real experiments and (in the long run) reasonably credible predictions outside the range of direct observations.
Unusually, I think this is an optimistic prediction, in the long run.
According to this, forecasts in this study are just for the short term (until 2020), and they are not recommended for long period prediction, because of long run uncertainty in economic, technical and political aspects.
If Zecco customers don't know that they are part of the user group being used to make predictions, their results may be much better over the long run.
Early on in this afternoon's earnings call, Cook touched on the success of the iPad with a passing prediction, saying that he "still believe[s] it will be larger than the PC market" in the long run.
