Sentence examples for make concrete predictions from inspiring English sources
In early-stage technology companies, it can be difficult to get accurate benchmarks or make concrete predictions about future income derived from patents.
Our ability to make concrete predictions on the invasive potential of populations would be greatly enhanced by more empirical and quantitative analyses of disturbance in the native ranges.
He rarely makes concrete predictions, but, by relying on probability theory, he seeks to tease out insights where insights seem impossible.
Making concrete predictions is pointless – there's no way to really know yet if Cameron will stay on after so spectacularly undoing himself, if Boris Johnson will finally sink those hidden claws into everything he ever wanted, if we'll see an independent Scotland or a united Ireland or a return to the Anglo-Saxon heptarchy.
Thus, the models described here make concrete, quantitative predictions that can be directly tested using an experimental set-up for virus-host coevolution [ 27, 50].
The first reason is that it is extremely difficult to make any concrete predictions in these theories.
While this view provides the insight that many systems might harbour hidden, 'pre-adaptive' genetic variation that can facilitate future adaptive evolution in response to HIREC, it makes few concrete predictions about why some species exhibit immediate appropriate behavioural responses to HIREC, while others do not.
Civilising ideas were made concrete.
And somehow — Priebatsch didn't really get into giving any concrete predictions — the 'game layer' is going to help make this happen.
That means better earnings and more concrete predictions of when business will improve.
