Sentence examples for predictions can lead from inspiring English sources
The L'Aquila case illustrates how inaccurate predictions can lead to panic and unnecessary evacuations on one hand, or a false sense of security on the other.
Effective bond length of FRP composites, in fact, is an important part of all strengthening calculations, and conservative design guideline predictions can lead to waste of composite materials in strengthening projects.
Experiments on two real-world datasets show that, unlike group predictions, single user predictions can lead to improvements in the recommendation accuracy and the dealing of the curse of the dimensionality phenomena.
Chapman goes on to describe the various ways this inability to make accurate predictions can lead to harm.
The uncertainty in the predictions can lead to some genomes being misclassified in terms of presence or absence of prophages.
For example, a match between sensory signals and descending predictions can lead to the enhancement of neuronal firing (Roelfsema et al. 1998).
The results from this research indicate that implication of GA LSSVM and GA FL in prediction can lead to more reliable porosity/permeability predictions, which can lead to the design of more efficient reservoir simulation schemes.
Although CPU prediction can lead to values above the overload threshold, there is some probability, due to the uncertainty of prediction, that the CPU utilization will be lower than the threshold.
Overload or underload detection based on long-term predictions carries with it the uncertainty of correct predictions, which can lead to erroneous decisions.
Such dynamical studies also enable novel predictions that can lead to further experimental tests, which might then feedback to the theoretical analyses.
By means of the analysis capabilities provided by the web interface, it is possible to overcome the limits of reductionist resources, enabling predictions that can lead to new experiments.
