Sentence examples for numbers to predict from inspiring English sources

"Are there enough numbers to predict the weather?

This morning, superstar statistician Nate Silver will be discussing his book The Signal and The Noise, which explores the power of numbers to predict outcomes, while this afternoon Catatonia singer Cerys Matthews will be hosting a good old-fashioned sing-a-long and her book, Hook, Line & Singer.

With T&E, business software, office supplies and other free market purchases, you can crunch some numbers to predict what things should cost.

"We have a content planning and analysis team that does a lot of work in terms of crunching the numbers to predict the audience for a particular title and, based on that... how much we should be paying for it".

The use of Nielsen cable news viewing numbers to predict the outcome of national elections has once again proven highly accurate.

With only 26 days left until election day, political analysts are busy crunching numbers to predict how everyone from your grandma in the suburbs of Philadelphia to your kooky uncle in Ohio (we all have one) will vote.

The addition of EC numbers to predicted genes provides a specific, universal classification for enzymes [15].

It turns out that in Facebook at least, the level of retention is the best public number to predict likelihood of a hit.

We use a molecular model based on atomistic simulations called 2-shell water coordination number to predict the oxidation rates for several model proteins and therapeutic candidates.

The present results are used to identify a criterion, based on a modified Strouhal number, to predict the flame response to imposed fluctuations and to determine when transient effects should be incorporated into flamelet models.

As the final step, the capacity of the estimated nephron number to predict the outcome of CKD patients will be assessed.