Sentence examples for prediction at the end from inspiring English sources

"You're living in your poverty, your schools are no good, you have no jobs, 58% of your youth is unemployed, what the hell do you have to lose?" He also made a bold prediction: "At the end of four years, I guarantee you that I will get over 95% of the African American vote.

Schroeder's prediction at the end of the book is somewhat pessimistic (2008c, 177 ff).

Software defect prediction at the end of testing phase may not be more beneficial because the changes need to be performed in the previous phases of SDLC may require huge amount of money and effort to be spent in order to achieve target software quality.

Success of blinding was assessed by the accuracy of the physician's prediction at the end of the study.

Let us make two predictions at the end.

Likely, it would be useful to be more specific in your predictions at the end of the Introduction.

The NBM classifier substantially reduced the prediction accuracy at the end of prediction, whereas FWM provided redundant features with small weights to avoid such a problem (see Additional file 2: Table S5) and showed slow changes in prediction accuracy with addition of features.

Of more concern is the evidence for systematic patterns in the residuals resulting in over prediction at the lower end and under predicting at the upper end of the range.

This combination of fixed and free parameters is sufficient to obtain prediction efficiency at the end of the expansion phase as high as 95%% of the variance in the measured data.

Palen hates to make box-office predictions, but at the end of the afternoon he murmured, "If the number doesn't have a 'teen' in it, I'll be disappointed".

In addition to providing a single unifying framework that explains previously not-well-understood experimental results, the model makes a number of critical predictions (discussed at the end of this section), perhaps the most crucial one being that the brain responses to pseudowords, but not to words, are strongly modulated by attention.