Sentence examples for prediction how much from inspiring English sources

To Kahneman, who did some of the first experiments in the area in the early 1990's, affective forecasting could greatly influence retirement planning, for example, where mistakes in prediction (how much we save, how much we spend, how we choose a community we think we'll enjoy) can prove irreversible.

Errors in the crop weed competition sub-model had a much smaller effect on recommendations for management decisions (what is the most profitable land-use sequence to employ?) than on quantitative predictions (how much profit will result from this recommended management decision?).

"What we found when we made the comparison between the 3,500 calorie rule and our revised prediction is that it over predicts how much people will lose by a sizable margin," said Hall. "If you're just looking at diet changes alone it's about two fold greater a year".

Rating prediction evaluates how much the ratings predicted by the system deviate from real ratings assigned by users.

Also, I wouldn't be able to make a public prediction of how much the pool would be worth to each person.

It's interesting to see how it has been worded for its youthful audience: Forecasters have changed their prediction of how much Earth's temperature will change, saying it won't get hotter for five years.

Amazon doesn't evaluate customers by the last purchase they made; instead, customers have a lifetime value, a prediction of how much money each one will spend in the years to come.

SPECIAL SECTION: ENERGY Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about the push to export the United States' natural gas bounty misstated the International Energy Agency's prediction of how much demand for the fuel will grow over the next 20 years.

Answer to the following questions recognizes contribution of demand forecast among prediction problems: How much should be produced?

But the central argument against HS2 put forward by the IEA is that the business case is based on an overly optimistic prediction about how much and how fast demand for long distance train travel will grow.

Defining the in vivo concentration-effect relationship allows prediction of how much drug is required for treatment.