Sentence examples for predict the timeframe from inspiring English sources
Technological advancements have since made it possible to predict the timeframe of an eruption with much greater accuracy, hopefully preventing mass loss of life.
Differences of price between the previous successive timeframes are used as features to predict the direction of movement of the price in the next timeframe.
The result of so many high-volume sedans being redesigned in such a short timeframe is easy to predict: the category is about to experience a substantial growth spurt.
Well before a microgrid project is commissioned, the GEMS software simulates and models various configurations, so that owners can predict the levelized costs of energy over a given timeframe and achieve the optimal sizing of batteries.
Here we show that the combination of rapid embryo genotyping and molecular phasing of parental genomes can be used to predict the whole genome sequence of an embryo within a timeframe suitable for fresh transfer (or alternatively with frozen transfer).
When the outcome is categorical, classification trees are generated that predict the class of a categorical outcome measure (e.g., death within a certain timeframe).
For implementation: predict the glycemic outcome of a clinical intervention during a relevant 1- to 4-hour timeframe typical of TGC intervention frequencies [24, 38, 46, 47, 49, 50, 71, 72].
Since we can't predict the length or severity of one's mourning process, we reveal support by inviting her to be tender with herself, no matter the timeframe.
There has been no time limit set for the achievement of the revitalisation goals in that it becomes difficult to predict a timeframe or period in which the developers will develop or improve their properties.
A digital eternity has passed – almost six hundred billion ticks of the UNIX clock – and yet here we still are; the same prophets predicting the same milestones in the same timeframes.
"It's difficult to predict a timeframe but it will not be a quick process.
