Sentence examples for predictions made for from inspiring English sources

The key point is that the error being distributed must be predictive – i.e., it needs to reflect predictions made for objects not included in the training set.

We tested the predictions made for 31 gene pairs: 8 pairs predicted as STU solely by DisTer, 4 pairs predicted as STU by DisTer and only one or two of the other methods, 9 pairs that were predicted as STU by all the 4 methods and finally, 10 pairs of adjacent genes predicted as DTUs pairs by DisTer.

The size of such elements is considerable, i.e. length L usually ranges from 30 to 60 m for extraction depth to 1000 m and predictions made for the surface.

The differences can be illustrated by predictions made for after how many years 50%% of a category of male immigrants from Iraq aged 35 39 who entered Stockholm county in 1994 had gained a foothold in the labor market.

The incorporation of mechanism improves the confidence in predictions made for a variety of conditions, while the statistical methods provide an empirical basis for parameter estimation and allow for estimates of predictive uncertainty.

We compared potential distribution predictions made for a coastal dune plant (Scaevola plumieri) along the coast of South Africa, using a mechanistic model based on summer water balance (SWB), and two correlative models (a profile and a group discrimination technique).

JWT's predictions make for a fascinating list which can be seen here.

This can be useful for the assessment of reliability of the prediction made for an object and also makes it possible to use the objects from neighbouring neurons for read-across.

17 18 (Out-of-bag (OOB) 29 estimation employs a majority vote on the multiple prediction made for observation i based on the bootstrap samples at each draw, while the LOO bootstrap takes an average on error of these predictions.

The predictions made here for the BTEX case were basically correct, if not perfect.

Predictions are made for new multicomponent alloys.