Sentence examples for prediction arose from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, one such prediction arose.

A far better prediction arises if 2004 is used as the initial year.

The prediction arises from the government?s promise to move the country from fifteenth to fifth in world R&D expenditures by the end of the decade.

However, two major uncertainties of peak ground motion prediction arise from the presence of strong surface waves, as well as a large earthquake with an extended rupturing source.

The first source of error in model prediction arises from the fact that changing the model will generally change the estimates.

It should be noted that this prediction arises from the deterministic nature of Equation 12.

Nevertheless, one prediction arising from sexual selection models is that a derived call trait should be associated with a preference for the trait by conspecific females.

These results confirm the prediction arising from amino acid sequence analysis, and indicate that one of the four Arabidopsis poly(A) polymerases is cytoplasmic.

This last prediction arises because such populations would experience greater direct selection against senescence [15]; i.e., individuals exhibiting less senescence at a given age would be more likely to survive in the face of extrinsic mortality.

A major prediction arising from this assumption is that age-related changes of this type are not irreversible, but subject to training and stimulation protocols, which is treated below.

As the traditional pairwise distance PMFs used in protein structure prediction arise from the imperfect application of a statistically valid and rigorous procedure with a much wider scope, we consider it highly desirable that the name "potential of mean force" should be reserved for true, physically valid quantities [13].