Sentence examples for predicted level from inspiring English sources
British Telecom has been considering a rights issue of as much as £10 billion, twice the predicted level, according to senior City sources.
Even when they tried their best to have "many heterogeneous and competitive districts", the predicted level of polarization didn't differ much from what we have today.
This can lead to feelings of disillusionment or disappointment when reality doesn't match the predicted level of happiness".
The IPPR thinktank has made the point that tax receipts will fall from their predicted level "both for the remaining three months of the 2015-16 fiscandyear, and for the rest of 2016".
For the predicted level of sales, the financial manager estimates the funds that will be available from the company's operations and compares this amount with what will be needed to pay for the new fixed assets (machinery, equipment, etc).
"It is appropriate to pause, identify what the predicted level of mining and its impacts on the Grand Canyon would be, and decide what level of risk is acceptable to take with this natural treasure," Bob Abbey, the director of the US bureau of land management, said at the time.
We note that, because of the nature of this effect, a prerequisite for an experimental confirmation of the predicted level-splitting by ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy (UPS) measurements is a mixing of the differently substituted molecules at the molecular scale.
It is also observed that RMSE value is comparatively very low which shows that dependent series is closed with the model-predicted level, thus predictive model is useful at 95%% confidence limits.
MAPE is a measure of variation of dependent series from its model-predicted level.
MAE measures variation of series from its model-predicted level and is reported in the original series units.
RMSE is a measure of variation of the dependent series from its model-predicted level, expressed in the same units as the dependent series (Box et al. 2008; DeLurgio 1998; McCleary and Hay 1980).
