Sentence examples for pattern of predicting from inspiring English sources

Other critics of Mr. Gaffney said he was following a years-long pattern of predicting that changes the Legislature made in his budgets would bring disaster.

Another reason for scepticism is that, contrary to what Giacalone et al assume, the pattern of predicting factors of general and mental fatigue is very similar.

The results showed that rate, extent, and spatial pattern of predicted urban development, and associated habitat loss, may vary substantially depending on the source of input data, regardless of how much land is excluded from development.

Most of these SNPs (65%) could potentially affect gene function or expression because they cause an amino-acid change in a predicted open reading frame (missense SNPs), or they are located in exon acceptor or donor splice site, and could change the splicing pattern of predicted open reading frames.

Our psychophysics data confirm this pattern of predicted results.

This pattern of predicted results was evident in a psychophysical task where we independently manipulated perceptual and economic factors.

The inset in Fig.  7 shows details of the pattern of predicted cumulative fruit transpiration during a single arbitrarily chosen day (Day 23 AFB).

The strategies described above may not just differ in their pattern of predicted choices but they especially differ in their information search and stopping rule.

Figure 5 shows the spatial pattern of predicted PM2.5 concentrations averaged over the entire period by both the AOD and the non-AOD models.

When the algorithm incorporates information on the duration of illness and the direction of progression (bottom left panel in Figure 3) the pattern of predicted discharges is virtually indistinguishable from the actual (P = 0.91 to 0.95).

While this assumption very likely affects the absolute sensitivity of the decoder, it is unlikely to alter the basic pattern of predicted results regarding CPs (Gu et al., 2010).