Sentence examples for predictability against from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have attempted to diagnose it from the ratio of low- to high-frequency variability [e.g., Boer, 2011] or by assessing potential predictability against a model ensemble member rather than the observations [e.g., Younas and Tang, 2013; Boer et al., 2013].

We investigate the role of ocean dynamics and its predictability by assessing predictions against the ocean analysis used for initialization for temperature or density and against the average of the three assimilation integrations for heat convergence.

Not that predictability weighs against a film.

A grim predictability works against this film; and because the cast is populated by young actors who've been in the business for years, "The Land" has a slickness that belies its subject.

Kipnis does pay lip service to the functions of marriage beyond the sexual — "Companionship, shared housing costs, childrearing convenience, reassuring predictability, occasional sex, insurance against the destabilizing effects of non-domestic desire" — but her enumeration seems delivered in the spirit of those legally required disclosures of pharmaceutical side effects.

Predictability: The main argument against the no-basis view maintains that our selections are too predictable to be without a basis.

As much as we chafed against the predictability of the industry in recent years each market with its own dominant player we may soon be nostalgic for it when we see the chaos to come.

Despite the lack of hard assets to lend against, the predictability of subscription-based revenue models offer private equity firms a reason to invest, to hold those investments for longer periods of time and provide a cushion from (somewhat) inflated valuations.

Logistic regression was performed to assess the predictability of logistic EuroSCORE against the primary outcome.

The story's basis in fact doesn't inoculate it against charges of predictability.

A rock band's best use of the double album isn't lordly time-wasting; it's straining against limitations and predictability.