Sentence examples for predictions down from inspiring English sources

On the inflation report: There is a somewhat depressing inevitability that the Bank will have to revise its growth predictions down again in the light of the new data, raising the possibility of further action at the September meeting if the data continue to deteriorate in the next few weeks.

Bayesian and predictive coding theories of perception suggest that higher brain areas send predictions down the sensory processing hierarchy (Jaynes 1988; Friston and Kiebel 2009), and the benefit of having a scene model to guide perception has long been recognized.

Easy!" that you finally flushed all pre-match predictions down the gurgler and reached instead for the record books.

Our work opens up the possibility of such predictions down to the urban level, using newer technology that connects online searches to local IP addresses and hence the likely location of the highest searches.

In active inference, conditional expectations elicit behaviour by sending predictions down the hierarchy to be unpacked into proprioceptive predictions at the level of (pontine) cranial nerve nuclei and spinal cord.

In the prediction, down-regulated expression of RhoB gene was induced by down-regulations of GGTase-I and FTase treated with dioscin.

Thirty-five yeafterftErik Eckholmolm warned of "the other energy crisis," farmers like these were turning his predictions upside down.

It is observed that the values of the particle Lewis number, Lep (ratio of interphase heat to mass transfer coefficients), and the particle Damköhler number, Dap, determine the regions where the pseudohomogeneous model predictions break down.

We can only extrapolate back to a certain epoch in time before the Big Bang's predictions break down.

On the other hand, a high number of wrong predictions slow down the validation process, and therefore, a balance between precision and recall (given by the f-score) is also desirable.

However, the precision in the prediction goes down, as we try to predict farther temporal instant is farther than what we desire to predict.