Sentence examples for predictions expected from inspiring English sources

Pre-match predictions expected the doughty Keith Brown to be preferred but the Middlesex captain said: "I decided to go for the man who was playing well.

The results have been controversial, conflicting, and most importantly have fallen short of making the accurate clinical predictions expected in today's perioperative environment.

For example, in the survey conducted on Feb. 26, 2009, the C.F.O.'s made their most pessimistic predictions, expecting a market return of just 2.0 percent, with a lower bound of minus 10.2 percent.

Considering the outliers of bounding box in testing, however, we broaden this restriction and actually select T h as the value which meets over 85% true positive predictions, expecting to reduce the false negative predictions.

The AUC measures the ability to predict a binary outcome on a 0 to 1 scale with AUC = 0.50 representing prediction expected by chance alone and AUC = 1 representing perfect prediction.

Each subgroup has its own prognostic prediction (expected survival at five points=years 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5) according to the results of the above-mentioned observational studies.

Prediction: Expect Dellacqua to ride home-crowd support through a few rounds before faltering.

The nation's retailers are making the same prediction, expecting this to be the weakest holiday shopping season in five years.

Prediction: Expect to see the hybrid aspects of this car on a Mazda RX-8 for 2003-4.

And I'll step out on another limb with a new prediction: Expect the number of consumer VoIP subscribers in the U.S to more than triple in 2006, hitting 10 million by year's end.

A confidence value reflects the likelihood of each prediction (expect value) on a log10 scale.