Sentence examples for making predictions in from inspiring English sources

FunFHMMer, which only uses domain information, was featured among the top five among 110 automatic function prediction methods (some of which use information from heterogenous data sources for making predictions) in predicting biological process GO terms and among the top 10 in predicting molecular function terms.

As Mr Blair learned, making predictions in such a volatile world can be hazardous.

And if that sounds woolly, it is because making predictions in China is notoriously difficult.

And if there's a party prize for the greatest number of accurate predictions (or if you're making predictions in the office pool), it certainly doesn't hurt to have checked out the nominees firsthand.

Dr. David Nabarro, chief avian flu coordinator for the United Nations, has become gun-shy about making predictions — in particular about if and when the A(H5N1) virus, now devastating bird populations around the world, will do the same to humans.

And they could hold the key to reconfiguring the way intelligence services think about making predictions in the future.

After correcting for postmenstrual age and postnatal age, there is still extensive unexplained interindividual variability in propofol clearance in neonates, making prediction in neonates more difficult [ 40– 40].

He makes predictions, in his usual ponderous fashion.

These concepts help to make predictions in the future, when similar perceptions occur.

DAVID REMNICK: I don't gamble and I only make predictions in weak moments.

QUESTION FROM DAFNE : Re: "I don't gamble and I only make predictions in weak moments.