Sentence examples for making clear predictions from inspiring English sources

Sometimes companies are lauded for making clear predictions about a hazy future, but the bravest and most honest forecast may be, "We just don't know". B&N is willing to incur higher lease costs in the near-term to provide it with much-needed flexibility over the medium-term.

Scientists, by in large, are a cautious bunch: timid on making clear predictions.

Currently, limited data and the potential for multiple roles preclude making clear predictions about hippocampus size and bat migration.

Discrimination predictions for the UC and UU cases were not analyzed here because it was difficult to make clear predictions (see Bohn et al., 2011, for caveats when predicting discriminability from UC and UU assimilation patterns), although clearly there was a wide range of discrimination performances between these categories.

The Standard Model makes clear predictions for the ratios of various isotopes of all three.

Models are essential to make clear predictions about conditions that cause genetic differentiation or maintain connectivity between populations.

Emission models designed to reproduce X-ray spectra can be tested using polarization, and polarization detected in other wavelength bands makes clear predictions as to the X-ray polarization.

(Popper pointed out that Marx, in particular, had made clear predictions — and, as history falsified each one of them, the Marxists pretended that they hadn't been made in the first place, disguising the fact that Marxism failed by sanctifying its white swans and sending its black swans, so to speak, to the Gulag).

To scientists, a theory must make clear predictions of how things work.

That means you can appraise your own resources and make clear predictions.

All said Lanza's theory needs to make clear predictions of experimental results, so that it can be tested.