Sentence examples for prediction merits from inspiring English sources

This prediction merits further research, and could be tested both in field conditions and in captivity by manipulating the access to dietary proteins.

Given the recent experimental evidence for the role of auxin in RH positioning [16], simulation evidence for an intracellular auxin gradient [29], [15], and comparative evidence from dynamic models of polarization of Rhos [21], [22], [23], [24], [25], our predictions merit rigorous experimental testing.

Whether incorporation of these data can improve prediction accuracy merits further investigation.

Property is frequently accessed for the calculation of secondary data (e.g. the goodness of fit of Predictions), which merits first-class exposure.

Future evaluations will determine the extent to which this prediction holds merit.

Genomic prediction of merit requires a training population that includes genotyped individuals with individual or offspring phenotypes.

Any result significantly better or worse than these predictions will merit close examination.

If, indeed, the predictions have merit, policy-makers must, at the very least, make the case to the young scientists that these policies are likely to impact.

The fundamental reason for this failure is that mixed model predictions of merit using the relationship matrix and applied to young animals can, with sufficient historical data, reliably predict the parent average (PA) effects, but are unable to predict the Mendelian sampling effects without having phenotypic observations on the individual or its descendants [ 6].

The idea is to account for the possibility that the court might err in its prediction on the merits.

A court cannot minimize the implications of its possibly errant prediction on the merits by blindly relying on its possibly errant estimates of relative harm.