Sentence examples for predictions based only from inspiring English sources
The fatigue-breakage model, incorporating effects of repeated wave-induced forces, predicted a substantially greater fraction of observed breakage than did traditional predictions based only on maximal individual hydrodynamic forces.
In other words, the number of cells which had predictions based only on trend and the regression constant.
Therefore, our findings suggest that with regard to the degree of knee laxity, predictions based only on the primary MRI findings may not be accurate.
When multiple possible statistical models fit the observed data similarly well, it is risky to make inferences and predictions based only on a single model [ 47].
Bruno Garza et al. [ 21] reported low R 2 values and large RMS errors for trapezius muscle activity using predictions based only on task and four variables describing individual factors: age, gender, body mass index, and shoulder width.
Moreover, reduced versions of the proposed models can be employed for prediction based only on parameters related to sediment characteristics or wave conditions and geometry of the visible beach.
In this first work, we only studied the latter case (prediction based only on the current application), in which choosing the lowest K is more accurate to predict the next application that will be launched.
The reason of enzyme function prediction based only on sequence information is due to the easily available sequence data.
The current study shows that prediction based only on the gene expression profiles in treatment with individual drugs, not in combination, is even more challenging.
The comparison with gold-standard experimental results demonstrates the strengths and weaknesses in relation to prediction based only on cellular response to individual drugs.
Predicting whether a patient responds to a specific biological therapy could have significant health and economic benefits, but a prediction based only on clinical parameters and disease activity scores does not yield the required efficacy.
