Sentence examples for mistakenly predict from inspiring English sources

The book is studded with research supporting this notion: Gore voters in the drawn-out 2000 election who wrongly predicted how unhappy they would be, and for how long, if Bush were declared the victor; college students who mistakenly predict how miserable they would feel if their football team lost; and people who overestimated how long they'd feel blue over a lost love or a lost job.

So far this seems reasonable, but given 80% specificity and the class priors noted above, the classifier can be expected to mistakenly predict that 20% of healthy control subjects have the disease, which amounts to 0.2 × 95 = 19 subjects, as shown in the confusion matrix in Table II.

By John Cassidy February 29 , 2012Since I mistakenly predicted a narrow victory for Rick Santorum in the Wolverine State, you will forgive me if I exercise a bit of proprietorial interest in why he ended up losing, albeit not by much.

Jack V. Malvey, chief global fixed-income strategist at Lehman Brothers, said he and others on Wall Street mistakenly predicted a rebound in the junk bond sector at the start of the year.

A cleft formed between chains A and B is found to be the largest pocket and mistakenly predicted as the actual binding site.

Compounds mistakenly predicted to be inactive – false negatives – represent a missed opportunity in the context of lead optimization, but they have the potential to be downright catastrophic (and ruinous) in the context of predictive toxicology.

We noted that chip distributors had slackened their frenetic post-iPad breakaway ordering after Intel signaled slower PC sales, with many of the distributors mistakenly predicting a new recession.

In another cable Ernest handicaps the struggle between the Communists under Mao Tse-tung and Chiang's Nationalists, and mistakenly predicts the Soviets are backing Chiang to win, Mao to place second.

For example, in the PCA experiments of Fig 5 quite a few individuals from American were mistakenly predicted as from East Asia.

The model apparently mistakenly predicts a decrease in SUC2 expression, because RGT1 deletion causes MIG2 to be expressed (i.e. Mig2 becomes active) which then leads to repression of SUC2 with the chosen Boolean equations.

Mistakenly call them the opposite of what they are.