Sentence examples for measure or predict from inspiring English sources

Voter enthusiasm is difficult to measure or predict.

The radial extent, flux and direction of the effective flow of this circulation cell are difficult to measure or predict.

The relevance of a test addresses how well it measures or predicts what it is supposed to measure or predict.

Such a move would create loop-holes that could be exploited to defraud investors, and the net effects of this tradeoff are impossible to measure or predict.

But at what point they start to feel poorer, and by how much they cut consumption, has never been easy to measure or predict.

And each of them is tugging on important matters that are hard to define, never mind measure or predict: academic freedom, institutional autonomy, teaching quality, employability, innovation and prosperity.

Traditionally, medical examination data are considered the "gold standard" to measure health or predict disability [ 4].

Though useful for diagnosis when detected, the first measured COHb is not a reliable way to measure severity or predict long-term outcome [ 28, 36].

However, the need for representative samples and the notion of 'generalizability' is different in qualitative research compared to quantitative research, where the focus of the former is not to measure, explain, or predict [ 23, 24].

Of the 1,936 values excluded as outliers, 11 were removed due to extreme PM10 or PM2.5 measurements; an additional 1,925 were due to measured or predicted PM2.5 10 below the limit of detection of 0.57 μg/m (<3.4th percentile of measured and <1.6th of predicted PM2.5 10).

For example, only the last two (measured or predicted) samples are here considered as the inputs of the prediction algorithm.