Sentence examples for predictions and so from inspiring English sources

As stated by Young et al. [41], small structural errors can lead to significant errors in predictions and so the predictivity of QSAR models could be substantially increased by thorough curation.

Better predictions will attract more shoppers, more shoppers will generate more data to train the AI, more data will lead to better predictions, and so on, creating a virtuous circle.

And even if they don't they're still adding more data points to the averages so that makes the predictions and so they've contributed some value and learned how to do it along the way.

Finally, axolotl mutants and naturally occurring phenotypes segregate in hybrid backgrounds according to Mendelian predictions and so the presence of tiger salamander DNA will not hinder efforts to clone other historic axolotl mutants including eyeless, cardiac, short-toes, axanthic, and melanoid, or QTL for developmental traits such as paedomorphosis4,54,55 that are best studied in the axolotl.

An ideal binary predictor would have zero false predictions and so the desired point on the ROC curve is top left corner where sensitivity is one and (1-specificity) is zero.

The hard work lies, for example, in creating a constructional system that overcomes the problems of its predecessors, is simple, uses well-entrenched predicates, or successfully replaces them with new ones (which is even harder), allows us to make useful predictions and so on.

The results show a simple model to have the best performance in deformation prediction and so is a potential candidate for introduction in updated structural timber design codes.

Moreover, the random behavior in the process, property, market fluctuation, errors in model prediction and so on would affect the performance of a process.

The adapted analytical model gives an indication on the factor to apply on the mean porosity in order to incorporate the anisotropy effect into the model prediction, and so reduce the observed under-predictions.

For instance, in June 2006, Rahodeb wrote, "So long as Whole Foods same store sales are in double digits the next 2 quarters, the stock won't trade below $50 per share (and probably not below $60)." The previous November, Rahodeb wrote, "I was low on my 10.3% comp prediction and so were you big fella.

The whole thing about having a very stable two-party system is part of it – 90% of the electorate has made up its mind, and so 40 out of 50 states are locked in". Silver says about half of the rest vote based on the economy – which is easy to fold into a prediction – and so only 5% of US voters need tracking, and polls help out there.