Sentence examples for predicting proceeds from inspiring English sources

While the New York Hall of Science in Queens at first expected to earn $55,000 less than the originally estimated $500,000 at its annual benefit on Nov. 29, it is now predicting proceeds of at least $25,000 more than its goal.

In California, a Goldman analysis predicted proceeds of $14 billion to $18 billion from a "full concession".

This equals the predicted proceeds ratio (hat{{rm PR}}_{i}).

In comparison to the flat haircuts, we use predicted proceeds ratios to adjust the market value of real estate.

In a next step, we use the predicted proceeds ratio to adjust the market value of real estate.

In the context of our prediction model, we have to differentiate between two groups of properties: one group is for calibrating the model (({rm group}^{{rm CAL}})), and the other group is for predicting the proceeds ratio (({rm group}^{{rm PRED}})).

He predicted the proceeds would easily top the $35 million raised after the Sept. 11 attacks by the Concert for New York, which was organized by the same media-company executives: James Dolan of the Madison Square Garden Company, John Sykes of Clear Channel Entertainment and Harvey Weinstein, the filmmaker.

To correct for this systematic bias, we develop a model to predict the proceeds ratio to eliminate the bias in the valuation of properties.

Its "adoption by psychiatrists and patients," he predicts, "will proceed quickly if the organizers cope with the irrational responses of some users".

Sulfur oxidation in all four vesicomyid symbionts is predicted to proceed via the sox (sulfur oxidation) and dsr (dissimilatory sulfite reductase) genes.

Surprisingly, the so-called SPIEDAC involving SCO and a tetrazine[ 9] we instead predict to proceed with normal electron demand and correspondingly term this reaction SPINEDAC.