Sentence examples for predicting problems from inspiring English sources

Nobody is predicting problems for the coming flight of the Atlantis, the 135th and last launching in the shuttle program.

But some studies have shown that strength, like gripping force, or muscle function, as measured, say, by walking speed, can be more important than mass in predicting problems seniors might have.

Currently, says Hartung, such tests are outdated and inaccurate, with toxicity in rodents predicting problems in humans just 43% of the time.

Recently, a novel kernel learning method called relevance vector machine (RVM) has been widely applied to solve nonlinear predicting problems and has been verified to perform well in many situations.

Recently, support vector regression (SVR) has been widely applied to solve nonlinear predicting problems in many fields and has obtained good performance in many situations; however it is still difficult to optimize SVR's parameters.

The models predicting problem-solving skills on the basis of theoretical assumptions as well as empirical support are presented.

Across countries the regression weight for math tended to be higher than the regression weight for science when predicting problem solving competence.

Many had predicted problems here.

Another analyst, who preferred not to be named, predicted problems in the future.

This was ignored a year ago, and the predicted problems are now happening.

From the first pitch the executive said he saw Liriano throw, he predicted problems.