Sentence examples for predictions are here from inspiring English sources

Predictions are here defined as necessary model features or model results that are not well known in the field of Cell Biology, that are not readily accepted, or that contradict current interpretations.

For, alas, though those who risk their own funds put a premium on simplicity and practicality, others academics driven by "rank" and status, management consultants, economic "experts", and finance analysts—have an incentive to indulge in complexity and muddle.This intrinsic limit to predictions is here to stay with us.

The fourth source (residual variability around model prediction) is here expressed as coefficient of variation of residuals (CVr), as it measures the dispersion between the observed and the estimated values of the model, indicates the error that the model is subject to when is used for predicting the dependent variable.

LONDON — Although predictions are risky, here's one I offer with absolute confidence: Traffic jams will return to Nairobi this week.

Predictions are presented here for baffled tanks stirred either by single and dual Rushton turbines (radial impellers) or by a constant-pitch helical impeller (axial impeller), and are compared with experimental data from the literature.

These predictions are tested here using a comparative analysis of dart-possessing land snail species.

Some of it is familiar and terrible: administration officials' famously wrong predictions about the Iraq war are here as well.

The prediction has been here before, almost every time governments have worried about oil supplies and air pollution.

Predictions are hazardous, but here is a prediction.

These predictions were tested here.

Here predictions are calculated by Eq. 3a; the use of Eq. 3b is indicated by adding the choice for the rank r to the respective column title.