Sentence examples for prediction science from inspiring English sources
"If you only talk about reducing uncertainty, that's very appealing to folks who don't want to act on climate change because it implies we can wait," said Dr. Roger A. Pielke Jr., an expert on environmental risks at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and one of three authors of "Prediction: Science, Decision Making and the Future of Nature" (Island Press, 2000).
Outcome prediction science is not considered synonymous to physician clinical judgment.
Rather than regarding criticisms of Nougairède et al. [1] as an abandonment of prediction science, revised pandemic plans should be formulated by experimentally solving problems that have been seen from 2009.
They are a prediction of science".
Predictions from science and engineering models depend on several input parameters.
The predictions of Science's editors were spot on for this year, involving the long-sought Higgs boson, faster-than-light neutrinos, how metabolism influences the reprogramming of mature cells, whole-genome sequencing, potential targets for reversing cognitive and behavioral symptoms, and the Mars Science Laboratory.
What a better place this would be, he often muses, if we could press the reset button and go back to the late 1950s and '60s and realize the predictions of science fiction that failed to materialize: ubiquitous space travel and colonization, robots à la the Jetsons, underwater cities, desalinization, reforestation of deserts and much more.
Then, Motherboard's Derek Mead gives us his predictions for science and tech in 2016.
Because making reliable predictions is a key objective in science, prediction markets offer potential benefits to scientific research [10], [11].
Contrary to popular belief, it is the former rather than the latter which are typical of the natural sciences, which means that typically prediction in natural science is conditional and limited in scope it takes the form of hypothetical assertions stating that certain specified changes will come about if particular specified events antecedently take place.
Indeed, an increase of weather extremes has been a fundamental prediction of climate science for decades.
