Sentence examples for look to predict from inspiring English sources

Moody's does not look to predict the retail price but says "we do not fully share this view" of the power industry that UK prices will rise sharply due to the retirement of old coal and oil plants, the government's introduction of a minimum carbon price and increasing commodity costs.

The research objective of Mathias et al. [15] is along a slightly different line where instead of trying to predict ICU readmission they look to predict a 5 year mortality rate through the construction of an Ensemble Index (EI).

Engineering change management (ECM) techniques look to predict or control these consequences within an existing system or product, to limit the generated cost and required efforts to integrate such changes.

"The more we study them, the harder they look to predict," Heaton told VICE News.

Both strains of thought are connected in that predictive policing was born out of research conducted by US Army researchers looking to predict the next overseas insurgency.

More creatively, the platform also looks to predict potential areas of "unmet" need.

Thanks to some technical issues, the conversation sometimes steered off course, but Pete, Connor and some Times readers still supplied plenty of food for thought for those looking to predict this year's path to the Final Four.

It is not only students' achievement that researchers are looking to predict.

The new technique provides "one more arrow in the quiver" of scientists looking to predict space weather, he notes.

But academics looking to predict its demise have been put on notice - the company employs some pretty smart scientists who may take your research apart and fire back.

One mathematical model looking to predict the effect of PreP on the HIV epidemic in MSM in San Francisco forecasts decreased transmission of HIV, but an increased proportion of new infections caused by resistant strains.