Even though most forecast models predicted that Dean would skirt the Leeward Islands, the track prediction models were not consistent and, as a result, uncertainty existed in justifying the posting of watches and warnings for the Leeward Islands and Puerto Rico.
However, models predicted that the glaciers would soon reach higher ground and stabilize.
These models predicted that in most scientific fields and settings the majority of published research, findings may be false.
Sigurdsson told me that climate models predicted that by the end of the next century Iceland would be virtually ice-free.
For the purposes of the exercise, it was assumed that the city's levees would hold, but the models predicted that Pam's storm surge would be sufficient to overtop them.
Dr. Hansen made a name for himself in the 1980s by warning that computer models predicted that increasing carbon dioxide levels would result in major global warming.
Most climate models predicted that the Arctic Ocean could be ice-free in summer by the end of this century; an analysis published in 2009 in Geophysical Research Letters suggested it might happen as early as 2037.
Computer models predicted that the mercury would steadily go up as carbon poured into the sky, and pour it has – 40 billion tons a year, now; and two months ago the level of atmospheric CO2 crossed 400 parts per million (ppm) for the first time (when scientists began to measure it in 1958 it was 315ppm).
Those models predicted that NIF should have achieved ignition by now.
Collectively, the models predicted that tail-flick efficacy would be enhanced by faster speeds, greater acceleration and longer durations.
These models predicted that thinning is likely to elicit positive responses from the understory plant community in the short term.
