Sentence examples for predictions by an from inspiring English sources

In one of the gloomiest predictions by an international forecaster, the bank said the effect of the collapse in oil income on developing countries would restrict global growth to 2.4% this year, well down on its January forecast of 2.9%.

Once they know an outcome, people tend to inflate their initial predictions by an average of 15 to 20 percent, Dr. Roese said — ample wiggle room to retrospectively alter almost any prediction from "it's going to happen" to "it probably won't," be it a tennis match, a legal decision or a presidential race.

The integrated reflectivity for the crystal is in good agreement with predictions by an X-ray diffraction code.

In this paper we confirm these predictions by an endurance test on electrical erasable programmable read only memory (EEPROM) samples.

However, about 80% of the earthquakes analyzed are well constrained in PGA predictions by an average misfit of less than 0.60.

Compared to the Naive model, Basophile-NIST reduced the number of fragment predictions by an average of 42% with only slight reductions in the number of matched peaks.

They have dismissed predictions by a tiny but vocal group of opponents that the experiment could create a black hole which would swallow the planet.

9.39am BST British athletes are expected to win between 20 and 30 gold medals at the London Olympics, according to predictions by a team of statisticians who are tipping democracies with cold climates and single-party communist regimes.

(1984) and predictions by a subchannel analysis code, MATRA.

We also produced the corresponding predictions by a Seemingly Unrelated Regression.

Predictions by a conventional slope stability analysis were first checked against a continuum-mechanics based numerical analysis.