Sentence examples for predicted frustration from inspiring English sources

The multivariate model, which had adequate goodness of fit (Hosmer and Lemeshow χ 2 = 10.577, p = 2.27) and accounted for up to 34% of the variance in the model (Nagelkerke's R-squared), predicted frustration with an accuracy of 79.4%.

Over the long term, Kennan predicted, constant frustration would cause the Soviet system to mellow and then collapse.

Results from a revised path model suggest perceived realism, immersion, and experience with other first person shooters all positively predicted enjoyment while frustration negatively predicted game enjoyment.

Mixed linear modelling showed that upward appearance comparisons and psychological need frustration independently predicted several maladaptive appearance-based emotions and behaviours.

The principle of minimal frustration predicts that the unfolded ensemble is biased toward productive regions in the conformational space determined by the native structure.

Frustration and enjoyment both predicted state aggression.

However, with the rigid designs and criteria in regulatory driven trials, effectiveness in the clinical practice setting may not be sufficiently predicted by these studies, leading to frustrations from individual practitioners.

In the first days after the negotiations collapsed, Strahan spoke with frustration about what had happened, predicted this season would be his last with the team and wondered aloud whether the Giants had enough experience to be competitive this year.

This leads to a negative prediction error, that is, to "frustration" because a lot of reward is predicted yet no reward is received.

In his e-mails to top staff members and other important backers, Mr. Schaffer expressed frustration with news media polls that predicted a weak showing by Ms. Braun.

As a consequence, the optimum frustration regime for protein folding can be predicted analytically.