Sentence examples for predicted out from inspiring English sources

Out with those old equity-valuation models, out with fusty concerns about earnings (actual or predicted), out with the business cycle; in with network effects, burn rates and global scale.

"We will give them two years if they stick broadly to our plans for economic recovery," the Fianna Fáil stalwart predicted, out of earshot of O'Keeffe or any of his staff.

Accuracy defined as the percentage of transmitted alleles correctly predicted, out of all predicted sites.

The authors estimated the sensitivity of their screen to be 45%, measured against known and annotated ncRNAs (162 predicted out of 363 known ncRNAs).

Cloverleaf secondary structure of tRNAs of this genome was predicted, out of which representative structures of tRNAphe and tRNAser are shown.

Nearly 0.14 million unigenes were predicted out of which around one thousand genes were differentially expressed in the six comparison groups.

Here too the coefficient of interaction between predicted outmigration and new-high-growth destination is negative and significant, but of predicted out-migration and new low-growth destinations is modest and statistically insignificant.

The support and clamping conditions during welding and cooling of welded thin-plate structures were also found to have a considerable influence on the final predicted out-of-plane distortion.

In subjects with renal impairment, predicted out-of-range laboratory and ECG parameters were noted, but did not appear to impact overall subject safety.

They estimated the total potential (unobserved and observed) incidence of catastrophic health expenditure in Kenya by combining the reported out-of-pocket expenditures for those who utilized health services with the predicted out-of-pocket expenditures for those who did not use health services but reported illness.

The true test of an analytical framework is how it performs in unusual or extreme circumstances, how well it predicts "out of sample".