Sentence examples for prediction to bring from inspiring English sources
I challenge you to give me one positive prediction to bring into the New Year.
Reference [17] showed a user-friendly way of forecasting up-ramps and down-ramps with the uncertain start time and combines the numerical weather prediction (NWP) to bring the forecasting errors down.
The public availability of large microarray BC datasets and the recently introduced measures for performance assessment in survival analysis allow to perform an in-depth comparative study in order to elucidate the key characteristics of a successful risk prediction method and to bring new insights into BC prognostication.
And affordable online courses will open up huge educational opportunities for poor people, especially girls.Yet the letter has surprisingly little to say about the United Nations initiative that is intended to bring such predictions to fruition: the "Sustainable Development Goals" to be agreed by world leaders at the UN General Assembly in September.
In model fitting to soil, dust, and detectable adduct levels, the variables and the model predictions were all log-transformed to bring them to normal form.
We've been culling the rumor mine and staying on top of the buzz to bring you the hottest predictions for CES 2011.
One benefit of the strategy is that potential dilemmas involving model mimicking, where models based on strikingly different principles can imitate each other's predictions, are brought to light.
"Oh Man the Future" is a laundry list of predictions that brings to mind cheesy '80s pop hit "AEIOU Sometimes Y," and "Simba Simba Simba" is pretty close to a novelty song.
Large-scale sequencing projects have now become routine lab practice and this has led to the development of a new generation of tools involving function prediction methods, bringing the latter back to the fore.
Ortiz soon fanned, seeming to confirm the prediction, but then brought us all to our feet in the fourth, when he pulled a ninety-m.p.h.
We subsequently compared the two versions of the gene predictions to evaluate any improvements brought about by RNA-Seq.
