Sentence examples for offering prediction from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrate that such a hierarchical approach is capable of offering prediction as to the presence and location of damage individually, with substantially reduced computational cost and effort in the development of the ANN training database.

Sabato is accustomed to offering predictions — a prodigiously quotable political scientist, he maintains a Web site called Sabato's Crystal Ball.

He began offering predictions to the private sector in 1982, when A.F.K. Organski, a former professor of his, suggested they go into business using Bueno de Mesquita's model.

With less than 24 hours to go before the longlist is announced, we're starting to wonder who'll make up this year's Man Booker dozen – even though offering predictions is, in this game of "posh bingo", as Julian Barnes put it, a bit like filling in your card before the numbers have been called.

We show that this model performs as well as or better than standard approaches across several datasets, most notably in regimes with small inter-stimuli intervals (3 5s), while also offering predictions that are highly interpretable in the time domain.

Mathematical modelling is therefore a valuable tool in aiding experimental biologists to better understand the HIF pathway by providing explanations for complex and sometimes counter-intuitive behaviours and offering predictions on missing protein partners or unknown functional relationships between components.

Software tools exist [ 37, 38] and databases such as MICdb store predicted microsatellites as well as offering a prediction tool for user inputted sequence [ 39].

Soros stressed that he was not offering a prediction.

You can't expect this to go away or remain on the back-burner," he said, without offering a prediction of what Obama might do.

Assessment of p53 and PSA in combination, potentially offering improved prediction, has not yet been performed.

Naturally, parole officials are offering no predictions.