Sentence examples for predictions driven from inspiring English sources

There was highly significant non-independence (P-value = 1.8 × 10−34) between the two predictions, driven primarily by the large proportion (66%) of SNPs predicted to be benign by PolyPhen and tolerant by SIFT.

We used generalized linear models for that purpose with prediction driven by wooded areas' spatial distribution at nine different radii.

But despite improvements in storm prediction, driven by better satellite data and advances in computer modeling, snowfall totals remain notoriously hard to nail down before the snow actually falls on top of the backyard grill.

The prediction drives the act – a self-fulfilling prophecy.

n The situation today can be likened to that which existed in the fields of meteorology and climatology in the 1960's and 70's when the emergence of numerical weather prediction drove the demand for new observations and the emergence of a global infrastructure for acquiring data.

We're developing new techniques to be rapidly transformed into clinically actionable reports that yield prognostic predictions, drive decision support for alternative lines of therapy, and other medically actionable outcomes for autism.

All of these divergent predictions are driven by similar assumptions – the knowledge that the world's population is growing and becoming increasingly urbanised.

None of our results seem to depend critically on these assumptions, since most of the model predictions are driven by the static labor supply condition.

Instead, the grim predictions are driven by the aging of the baby boomers, the relentless growth in health care costs and decisions politicians have made—or shirked—over decades.

The truth is that most gene function predictions are driven by the tendency of algorithms to simply assign more functions to genes which are already multifunctional.

We have conducted an experiment to access whether the PHLAT predictions are driven by the data or by the prior probabilities.