Sentence examples for on previous predictions from inspiring English sources

In January it expected £83m, itself a £10m increase on previous predictions.

If the world had based its climate policies on previous predictions of a high sensitivity, then there would be a case for relaxing those policies, now that the most hell-on-Earth-ish changes look less likely.

This paper examines the degree to which level of optimism in software engineers' predictions is related to optimism on previous predictions, general level of optimism (explanatory style, life orientation and self-assessed optimism), development skill, confidence in the accuracy of their own predictions, and ability to recall effort used on previous tasks.

Based on previous predictions and observations, Sanderson and Donoghue [35] confirmed an inverse relationship between taxa and CI.

Of these 359 proteins, only 39 proteins have an hNTS based on previous predictions (Burstein et al. 2012; fig. 1 A).

Based on previous predictions of reduced implant longevity with early and continuously migrating implants (Grewal et al. 1992, Ryd et al. 1995), we would expect inferior outcome with the pegged titanium fiber-mesh screw-fixed tibial component.

We rely on previous prediction of 22 specificity determining residues (SDRs) in OR proteins [25].

For example, based on previous prediction models [ 81], the exercise-induced changes in BMD observed at the FN and LS in the current meta-analysis would reduce the 20-year relative risk of osteoporotic fracture at any site by approximately 11% and 10%, respectively.

The thermal behaviour of a multipass process gas heater has been investigated using the zone method of analysis, with the aim of estimating the accuracy of previous predictions based on an extended two-flux model of the radiation field.

It estimates the probability density function of the prediction error every time interval based on a history of previous prediction errors.

OO Global Solar To Grow To Nearly 60 GW In 2015 says Bloomberg New Energy Finance BNEFF) which is "fed up of being wrong on the downside" with previous predictions.