Sentence examples for prediction of the expected from inspiring English sources
Plot a voter's place on the rage scale, and voilà, out pops a prediction of the expected anti-Democrat, or anti-establishment, backlash.
The ab-initio prediction of the expected final titter of an antibiotic fermentation was obtained with raw materials and inoculum quality quantification.
This paper reports on the prediction of the expected positioning errors of robot manipulators due to the errors in their geometric parameters.
Numerical simulations based on a non-linear mass-spring model are performed to obtain a prediction of the expected signals under the influence of hertz-like contacts as well as of the pulse duration and the amplitude.
One of the issues that have turned out to play an important role both in the execution decisions for an action, and in its attribution, is the prediction of the (expected) effects of the action, based on internal simulation starting from the preparation of the action [42, 43].
It is important to stress that our mathematical model is an approximate prediction of the expected behaviour of the network based on the assumptions made, and therefore it cannot be taken as an exact model to predict the behaviour of the network.
Here we generated and analyzed pre- and post- IFNß treatment gene expression patterns of RRMS patients with the aim of identifying pre-existing and/or drug-induced signatures that will allow us to make predictions on the expected pharmacological effects of IFNß treatment.
The interpretation of the estimated coefficients for the factors (year and fleet) and distances (d and de), was carried out using graphs of the predictions of the expected proportions obtained after adjusting the models.
One of the important features of R is its potential to provide early and crude predictions of the expected final epidemic size [10].
However, taking into account our predictions of the expected levels of heteroplasmy and of heteroplasmic individuals in populations as related to their age, we can draw some conclusions on the origin and distribution of the species.
Since the precise environmental conditions that E. coli experiences in the wild, and how these determine optimal expression levels of its genes, are largely unknown, it is not possible to make quantitative predictions of the expected noise levels of specific promoters using our model.
