Data from this study was predicted to inform sample sizes required for future large carriage studies.
Policy makers, for example, need information about predicted trends to inform their decision-making about public health and economic investments to reduce the burden into the future [ 132].
Little was not the first to gain and lose his fortune in the stock market, but he was a pioneering speculator, the first to rely on his ability to predict market fluctuations to inform his speculations instead of bidding with what would today be considered insider information.
Clinicians need a simple yet accurate method to predict other-cause mortality to inform medical decision making for men with prostate cancer (PCa).
Based on these differences, past research has strived to establish behavioural models [11] [16] with the ultimate aim of being able to predict doping use and to inform anti-doping programmes for potential intervention points and strategies.
Companies like Splunk have been using AI and machine learning to sift through the many signals coming from IT systems to predict and inform IT pros for a long time, as have application performance monitoring companies like DataDog and New Relic (competitors of AppDynamics).
He launched the Birmingham Object Recognition Battery, a compendium of tasks tapping object recognition, and the Birmingham Cognitive Screen (2012), a set of tests to predict and inform rehabilitation.
Academically led studies of immunotherapeutic agents must evaluate the ability of this approach to predict responses, inform immunotherapy/targeted combinations, and ultimately, facilitate adoptive T-cell therapy.
This information is crucial to inform models that predict the risk of vector introductions.
They use the cream of British science to assess and predict science futures in order to inform future government policy.
