Sentence examples for prediction is off from inspiring English sources

Trying to figure out how the overlaps will play out is dizzying, with significant consequences if the prediction is off by even a few percentage points.

"My own inclination is that the prediction is off simply because the observations used for it were only [a few images] from Voyager," he says.

Though his prediction was off by a few decades, he believes once again that V.R. is ascendant — not because it's "a thousand times better but because it is a million times cheaper".

This means the prediction was off by 1.4percentt, an unusually high number for the school board with over 250,000 students.

The prediction was off by one category.

Mr. Buesing said he thought that grid storage might explain why some flood surge predictions were off.

If 2013 ends up below the 13 to 20 range, then it will mean three out of five years predictions were off, both above and below the forecast.

All such predictions were off: exports are flat, while manufacturing and construction output are far below their 2008 levels (see chart 1).

I am reminded of an epic Simpsons episode, "Thank God, It's Doomsday," where Homer discovers that his end of the world predictions were off because he miscalculated the number of people at the Last Supper.

For the CEU data, both latitudinal and longitudinal predictions are off by only a few degrees.

A priori predictions were off by two categories in 10% of the cases.