Sentence examples for make a specific prediction from inspiring English sources

Marc Andreessen: No, I don't mean to make a specific prediction.

By 2017, Gartner expects tablets to be outshipping desktop computers and ultramobiles combined, although it does not make a specific prediction for the tipping point year for tablets.

How should the average phenotype in the next generation compare with the mean phenotype in our population right now? Can you make a specific prediction about the magnitude of this evolutionary change?

But a theory of lineup memory would make a specific prediction about the first latent variable (the distribution of memory signals) without necessarily making any prediction about the second (criterion variability).

Moreover, the results go beyond a simple "proof of existence" and make a specific prediction of what is crucial for these simulation results, the knowledge-based centre-on-surround-off receptive field.

There is no way to know, and admitting the futility of making a specific prediction is where you have to begin this analysis.

Submitting a clicker response involves the student in making a specific prediction, which is then confirmed or disconfirmed; this is a process that has also been found to improve understanding (for example, Howe, Rodgers, & Tolmie, 1990).

Finally, we asked whether the emotional content of imagery would interact with reality monitoring accuracy, although in the light of the mixed evidence described above without making a specific prediction about the direction of reality monitoring differences due to emotion.

These results make a very specific prediction regarding gene loss from a newly evolving Y chromosome.

"This is the first time in my work that I've really gone out on a limb and made a very specific prediction - I didn't give myself any elbow room," Dr Chakrabarti told the meeting.

While the company, which is private, won't make any specific predictions about its financial performance this year, it concedes the environment is difficult.