Sentence examples for prediction to work from inspiring English sources

"That's certainly proving very useful for membrane-bound proteins where there are very few crystal structures available," says Sternberg, but he adds that "you still need quite a large number of aligned sequences" for contact prediction to work.

We favour the approach in this study as we expect de-novo prediction to work well on both familiar and lesser studied ERVs, an important consideration when we examine genomes that are relatively distant from humans.

Trying to assess economic cause-and-effect in a crisis like the present one is like trying to forecast the exact path and intensity of a hurricane; the whirlwind is made up of too many variables and too many contingencies for prediction models to work reliably.

Originally, the variables have different spatiotemporal scales, but all the variables need to fit the same spatiotemporal scale for the prediction model to work.

This is to ensure consistent linkage phases between QTL and markers across groups, a necessary condition for the combined prediction approach to work.

Therefore, we propose the concept of a smart CGM (sCGM) sensor consisting of a cascade of a commercial CGM sensor and three software modules for denoising, enhancement, and prediction, able to work in real time.

Reiso et al.[ 48] raised the question of how well a GP may predict return to work, and found GPs' predictions for return to work highly accurate for short-term episodes but less so for more long-term ones.

Even so, since M-CTS packets are transmitted serially, there is a less chance of packets being corrupted and in most of the cases prediction was found to work quite well.

Maybe I should stick with my boring predictions, they tend to work out better.

SmashCell also uses generic databases to provide a common format for assembly and gene prediction information, allowing it to work with a variety of third-party assemblers and gene prediction algorithms.

The prediction method is designed to work for different values of t d within a reasonable range, since it is based on confidence values.