Sentence examples for measure predicted from inspiring English sources

A second advantage of the prediction framework presented in this work compared to nearest neighbor methods or similar approaches is the accurat similarity measure predicted by our approach, i.e., our method computes a prediction score which is highly correlated with the true PFM similarity of two TFs, by integrating various weakly correlated sequence similarity measures (see Figure 4).

Then the team calculated how well each measure predicted various elements of the metabolic syndrome — high blood pressure, elevated fasting glucose, reduced HDL (or "good") cholesterol and raised LDL ("bad" cholesterol).

Even during consideration of the McCain-Feingold bill (Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act), opponents of the measure predicted the soft money ban would kill the parties.

Each adiposity measure predicted change in aortic PWV.

2005, 11 (4), 591 600] and these authors report that enablement at contact consultation (the validated use of the measure) predicted ongoing enablement over time.

The first two types of adherence measure predicted gains in weight and CD4 count; consistent visit attendance was associated only with weight gain.

Some supporters of the measure predict that it will get more attention this time than it has in decades.

For the most part, the police not only knew, but could in large measure predict who was doing the killing.

The results did not support our hypothesis of Ͽpc as a soil strength measure predicting resistance to subsoil compaction.

After controlling for gender, age and playground size, vegetation volume was the only significant naturalness measure predicting perceived restorativeness.

Sen. Ted Gaines (R-Rocklin) voted for the measure, predicting it will relieve the caseload of police agencies handling cellphone thefts "so they can focus on more important crimes". .