Sentence examples for models correctly forecast from inspiring English sources

While most polls and poll-based models correctly forecast that Republicans would win a Senate majority, they often suggested closer contests and generally understated GOP margins.

Among other real-world characteristics that conventional models fail to capture, the souped-up HOMME model correctly forecasts the MJO's propagation speed and its tendency to spawn "trains" of two or even three such weather patterns in quick succession.

Second, the DP model correctly forecasted the peak time several days in advance for most of the simulated epidemics.

Similarly, the DP model correctly forecasted the peak time for 2/5, 3/5 and 3/5 of the epidemics in the test set given sixteen, twenty-five and thirty-three weeks of data, respectively.

For example, at least one forecast institution after-the-fact, demanded its forecasters to report in print that its model had correctly forecast the major El Niño event as early as December 1996.1 This casts doubt on official statements about success rates for forecasting the onset of El Niño events (NB: Please read the two articles published in the same journal 8 months apart in 1999).

Simulated results indicate that the model could correctly forecast the flood, submerged area and depths, and water surface elevations along the left side of the channel.

The trick to getting a computer to correctly forecast the time, place, and magnitude of a coming earthquake is giving a computer model's fault enough of the real fault's physical properties.

Mr. Shapiro correctly forecast growth and inflation levels for 2007.

This index correctly forecast the past two recessions and is now showing its weakest performance since the 2001 recession.

It has correctly forecast 22 of the 25 presidential elections since the Dow industrials made their debut in 1897.

In his book The Economic Consequences of the Peace (1919), he correctly forecast it would lead to economic disaster.