Sentence examples for predict less from inspiring English sources

Some predict less than 7.5% growth for the year.

But New York is an outlier: Prior scores predict less than 2 percent of the variation in future scores.

"But what we are finding is that the mistakes are being made by the models which predict less warming, not those that predict more".

About 100mm of rain in a week is what cereal farmers are praying for (double the monthly average in Cambridge), while forecasters continue to predict less rain than average in the worst hit regions.

In this election, with so little enthusiasm for the front-runners, Prime Minister Lionel Jospin and President Jacques Chirac, anything better than 10percentt could put Mr. Le Pen in a powerful position in the May 5 runoff, especially if those two get, as pollsters predict, less than 20percentt each.

Even the most pessimistic scenarios from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) predict less than a 30% chance of exceeding 6.4 degrees of warming this century, while Martin L Weitzman of Harvard ballparks the probability of human extinction-level climate change at around 1% – assuming nothing is done about it.

Since we try to predict contacts between specific amino acid residues, instead of predicting less specific interface regions, the prediction errors will be greater.

The FRAX tool shows a scarce predictive capacity of the risk of fracture and predicts less than 50% of those which occur.

Not only are the professors predicting less accurate estimates from analysts, but also less agreement among them.

The report predicts less rain on average but far more of it when it does come.

In recent weeks, investment banks and academic institutions have trimmed their forecasts for German growth this year, with most now predicting less than 2percentt.