Sentence examples for predictions are based on from inspiring English sources

Currently, risk predictions are based on a one-size-fits- all linear-no-threshold model (the LNT model).

PSIPRED predictions are based on neural networks trained with one-dimensional secondary structure data.

About 45% of the predictions are based on BLAST similarities, 28% are predicted by ESTScan and the remaining 27% correspond to the longest reading frames of the sequences.

The results of the model validation are presented first since both inference and predictions are based on the model with the best predictive ability.

All these predictions are based on a number of assumptions and the effects vary from one location to another and are variety-dependent.

The policy of "comparable outcomes" means GCSE predictions are based on primary test results.

Note: NFLForecast.com's predictions are based on the team efficiency ratings at AdvancedNFLStats.

All these "predictions" are based on the criticism that far more Poles and other eastern Europeans came after 2004 than was foreseen by the official estimates.

Predictions are based on the assumption that oil is selling at around $102 a barrel, though Brent crude oil futures traded above $113 a barrel Tuesday.

Those predictions are based on statistical probabilities and patterns — a certain symptom is highly correlated with a certain disease, for example.

The predictions are based on locally weighted regressions, with a bandwidth of 0.8.