Sentence examples for predictions for number from inspiring English sources

Predictions for number of cases ranged from 538 cancer cases (80% reduction) to 1 032 cancer cases (61% reduction) and cancer deaths from 287 deaths (80% reduction) to 549 deaths (61% reduction) for different vaccination scenarios.

As far as applications are concerned, with our model we are able to make predictions for any number of clad tracks and also any number of layers.

Since obtaining census forecasts at some time (t+ k) is contingent upon predictions for the number of arrivals as well as the number of departures from (t+1) up to and including time (t+ k), we describe our proposed methodology for predicting the number of arrivals and departures in the paragraphs that follow.

We quantified parameter sensitivity on model predictions for the number of infectious birds at peak prevalence (peak of the epidemic curve) and cumulative number of dead birds during the epidemic.

Some of the models gave reasonable predictions for the number of occupied patches, but those models were unable to predict which ones were actually occupied.

Predictions for the number of connected devices that will be chattering away to each other in the not-too-distant future typically number in the tens of billions.

Predictions for the number of genomes required for the percent coverage of total genome size, novel gene clusters added per genome, and number of core gene clusters was computed via the method described in [ 20].

But their predictions for the number of pupils getting grade C or above went up, to 79%.

Earlier this month, the National Hurricane Center, part of the National Weather Service, slightly lowered its predictions for the number of storms to come in 2006.

7.08am: With just 67 results outstanding, the latest BBC predictions for the number of seats is as following: Conservatives: 306 Labour: 262 Liberal Democrats: 55 Others: 27 The Tories need 326 to secure a majority.

All the parties' strategists thought it was going to be a hung parliament, even if the Conservative team "had higher predictions for the number of seats they might gain".