Sentence examples for predict acceptance from inspiring English sources

Any variations in results from year to year owes more to respondents' inability to predict acceptance rates and total admissions with unfailing accuracy than to any inherent flexibility in the quotas.

Descriptive statistics for the variables used to predict acceptance of evolution are shown in Table 1.

In total, 62 (66%) were found to predict acceptance in at least one study.

The study reported here sought to identify factors that predict acceptance of technologies based on OSS after training in these solutions.

We were striving for parsimony in our effort to create an equation that could be effectively used to predict acceptance of evolution and explain the greatest level of variance in acceptance using the fewest number of variables.

Predictions were marked as correct, when the predicted acceptance of hepatitis B vaccination by the parents corresponded with the children's vaccination status (yes/no) as recorded in the database of the NIP.

The first predicted the familiarity with evolutionary terms, while the second predicted acceptance of evolution, and included familiarity with terms as a predictor.

Likewise, trust in science and political orientation predicted acceptance of all evolution contexts when both variables were included in the model.

Religious commitment and trust in science predicted acceptance of all contexts of evolution when both variables were included in the model (see Table 6).

The tests were carried out for several heliostats, located in representative positions relative to the predicted acceptance contours of the concentrator.

This study used social representation theory to explore the role of categorization, derived attributes, and degree of liking in predicting acceptance, measured as post-exposure liking and preferred frequency to use a new functional drink.