Sentence examples for modest prediction of from inspiring English sources

An artificial neural network model previously described by us that was based on lower urinary tract symptoms yielded a modest prediction of bladder outlet obstruction.

There are so many ambiguities that the budget office would have been wise to avoid even its modest prediction of a welfare increase to 530,000 from 464,000 by next September.

I'd guess it can get to at least perhaps $150 domestically, and possibly double that overseas, for a modest prediction of $400-450 400-450 millionume.

In addition, in several conditions BMD evaluation provides a modest prediction of fracture risk.

However, these analyses only achieved modest prediction accuracies of 68.3% and <60%, respectively (here, a trivial classifier would have an accuracy of 50%) [ 13].

To read: Jeffrey Goldberg writes for Bloomberg View about dog-whistles from the Republicans running for President: Here is a modest prediction: This presidential election will be one of the most race-soaked in recent history.

Shooting a warning across the bow of the recently revived stock market, the Intel Corporation said yesterday that first-quarter sales would fall about 10percentt below modest predictions it had made less than two months ago.

The FRS only had a modest accuracy in prediction of atherosclerotic events in our study.

Teacher and child ethnicity, teacher and program practices, and classroom quality made modest significant contributions to the prediction of children's experiences in child care classrooms.

Part of Con Ed's prediction of more modest growth in demand in coming years is based on the expectation that demand-management companies will emerge within the next few years, company officials said.

The prediction of a modest loss, widely reported as A.I.G., the Federal Reserve and the Treasury rushed to complete an exit plan, contrasted with an earlier prediction by the Treasury that the taxpayers would lose $45 billion.