Sentence examples for making precise predictions from inspiring English sources

Rather than making precise predictions for features of the universe the anthropic principle gives a vague range of values so it is difficult for physicists to test, he added.

Yet psychoanalysis, sociology and even economics have difficulty in making precise predictions at all, let alone ones that provide for clear confirmation or unambiguous refutation.

Clinicians seldom make precise predictions, and asking clinicians to predict survival to the nearest day or week would have resulted in spuriously accurate prognostic predictions.

Here, too, attempting to make precise predictions is perhaps silly.

It makes precise predictions of gravitational effects, which have been verified by many measurements.

It's a fool's errand to make precise predictions about the future.

They were able to make precise predictions about the effects of a mutation-increasing drug.

As a result, Mr. Tibbits is trying to make precise predictions about the sequence of how the structures fold together.

Quantum theory makes precise predictions about the energy of those orbitals, and Dr Krausz was checking that those predictions are correct.

As for the physical implications, it is quite possible that this new framework will lead to new answers to the big questions, after necessary work is done to make precise predictions which can be tested experimentally".

"I can take these laws and make precise predictions about the number of violent crimes and the surface area of roads in a city in Japan with 200,000 people.