Sentence examples for prediction at the time from inspiring English sources

There was much scorn for that prediction at the time; how do you think it has looked since?

It was a reasonable prediction at the time, but it turns out we were wrong.

The difference sometimes exceeds this limit because of an inaccurate trajectory prediction at the time of command generation, leading to non-negligible decline of the signal intensity.

It seemed like a chilling but far-fetched prediction at the time.

At the present time, however, only a very limited number of parameters can be used for prognosis prediction at the time of hospital admission after cardiac arrest.

Actually the system, despite all the predictions at the time, has worked pretty well.

For example, the percentage of limited-English second graders reading at or above the national average has more than doubled since then, in contradiction to Mr. Rothstein's predictions at the time.

White House economists said that forecast was consistent with independent predictions at the time and did not account for just how deep the recession really was in the last quarter of last year — in other words, under Mr. Bush.

This is exactly contrary to the predictions at the time of the law's enactment.

Opponents accused Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller of unnecessarily extending the state of emergency (and related curfews) to maintain her political control as predictions at the time suggested that she and her party would be ousted by the opposition.

Most dopamine neurons (60 75%) respond in similar ways to reward predicting stimuli, coding positive and negative, higher order reward prediction errors at the time of the stimulus relative to the prediction at that moment [ 1,2,3,4 ].