Second, one should pay attention to the type of comparisons made to assess the different effects, in particular to whether prediction effects are assessed comparing predictable and unpredictable contexts, or predicted (prediction-matching) and unpredicted (prediction-mismatching) stimulation.
Perhaps the most predictable thing about predictions in politics is that they tend to be wrong at least as often as they are right.
In contrast, NBA games were significantly less predictable, although reasonable predictions here can still be made, despite the impact of the restoring force.
The hierarchical structure was maintained with the high cutoff 0.364, and only the sites that are the children of the known human subclasses in the full cluster tree were considered to be predictable in acetylation prediction in Arabidopsis.
To evaluate the performance of a chaotic modeling approach of sea clutter, prediction errors and predictable samples' number are two commonly used indicators [18].
By the mid-eighties, though, conventions had long become rote affairs, so predictable as to not require predictions.
In the world of food, the predictions are pretty, well, predictable from year to year.
Students will be grateful to be in university and they will be expecting value for money While the move of power from the supply side to the demand side will have predictable consequences, a cast iron prediction for 2012 is that the present raft of changes in higher education will certainly have unintended consequences.
Among the predictable primary tumor sites, the prediction of five primary sites (large intestine, liver, skin, pancreas, and lung) could achieve the performance with more than 0.70 in F-measure.
