Sentence examples for predictions are too from inspiring English sources

Some say the draft's predictions are too conservative.

When people suggest his predictions are too high, he said, "all I have to do is point them to iTunes".

That came as no surprise to many scientists, including the MIT program on climate change, which for years has warned that the IPCC predictions are too conservative.

These comparisons shows that the AA predictions are too conservative at small slenderness ratios, the AS/NZS predictions are unsafe at large slenderness ratios, the EC9 predictions are conservative, and the Rasmussen Rondal formulation provides the closest and generally conservative strength predictions.

DealBook » The Elusive 'Urge to Merge'  |  Though a survey by PwC found that only 28 percent of chief executives planned to make acquisitions this year, "there is anecdotal evidence that these predictions are too low, says Bob Moritz, who runs PwC in America," The Economist writes.

Slopes of less than one imply over-optimistic predictions where low predictions are too low and high predictions are too high [ 34].

This is because the number of motif predictions is too large – on average each tool predicted 34 motifs in one ChIP-seq dataset (average of Column 3 in Supplementary Table 11).

Incidentally, in a year of so many failed predictions, I am quite impressed that I got 100% correct (but maybe my predictions were too obvious).

The posterior predictive checks based on the Q-Q plots showed that the model for costs fitted well for intervals 0 to 3 months and 3 to 7 months, but after that the predictions were too low.

All reduced their seasonal predictions in early August, but even the revised predictions were too high.

Shrinkage is applied to obtain accurate predictions for new patients; without shrinkage, predictions are in general too extreme, resulting in low predictions being too low and high predictions too high.The described analytical strategy to develop the prediction rule is in accordance with the current state of the art [ 9].