Sentence examples for prediction of spending from inspiring English sources
The average shopper could name items totaling $41.11, but reported a total budget for the trip of $58.46, a near-perfect prediction of spending.
Evaluate accuracy of the activPAL and its proprietary software for prediction of time spent in physical activity (PA) intensities (sedentary, light, and moderate-to-vigorous) and energy expenditure (EE) and compare its accuracy to that of a machine learning model (ANN) developed from raw activPAL data.
The predictions show that debit cards will continue to account for the bulk of spending this December, with some £34 billion-worth of spending expected to be made using this method, marking a 6.3 per cent uplift on last December.
Therefore, it is important to understand what drives the trend of rapid spending growth in the 2000s to inform the prediction of future spending growth following the economic recovery.
In his presentation, Mr. Coen trimmed his prediction of ad spending growth in 2001 to 5.8percentt from 6.5percentt, a prediction he made in June.
Table 6 restricts the analysis to those who are parents (i.e., living in households with children under age 18) and shows OLS regression coefficients for predictions of minutes spent in childcare for fathers and mothers in each country.
The pound, which had been below $1.64 before the 10.30pm YouGov poll, shot up to $1.6444 within minutes of that prediction and spent the rest of the night bouncing higher at above $1.65 despite dipping after the Dundee and West Dumbartonshire results.
TNS Media Intelligence/CMR, a division of Taylor Nelson Sofres that tracks ad spending, increased its prediction of United States ad spending growth in 2003 to 4.3percentt from 3.3percentt.
The significance and prospects of this approach and FPMD in the prediction of physicochemical properties of molten salt mixtures for the pyroprocessing of spent nuclear fuels are discussed.
In the belief that he had found an important key to weather prediction, he spent much of the next half century trying to convince the world of its reality.
