Sentence examples for predictions of most from inspiring English sources

The finding runs counter to the predictions of most traffic engineers, who say crashes at higher speeds are likely to be more severe.

The new forecast was at odds with the Fed's outlook for "subpar" growth in 2008, and even more out of sync with predictions of most economists on Wall Street.

"These trends are stunning in military terms and beyond the predictions of most proponents of the surge last winter," said Michael O'Hanlon, a military analyst at the Brookings Institution, referring to President Bush's troop reinforcement plan.

Tuesday, November 8th, 12 05 P.M. Nate Silver has posted his final forecast of the year, and it remains an outlier compared to the predictions of most other forecasting sites.

Yet on 23 June 2016, almost two years to the day after Gapper had written their obituary, one of the biggest, oldest dreams of the tabloids came spectacularly to life, when Britain voted to leave the EU, against the predictions of most broadsheet commentators.

At a hearing in the city of London on Monday, a court of arbitration for sport panel began the task of cutting through the rhetoric and considering the case that – if the predictions of most lawyers are to be believed – is likely to see Dwain Chambers and David Millar line up in British colours at the Olympic Games this summer.

Prediction of most parameters stays within a 10% error threshold.

Against the prediction of most people, including themselves, the Social Democrats and the Greens won a clear majority in Parliament.

The TG data, using 10 °C temperature range steps, allowed reasonable prediction of most soil properties and parameters, with R2 ranging from 0.4 to 0.9 and with R2 ≥ 0.6 for 6 of the 8 parameters evaluated.

While the molecular function prediction of most of them clearly suggests an intracellular molecular function, in some cases the classifier also showed an ambiguous behaviour in separating SP and SA predictions.

By simultaneously analyzing 16 different centrality measures on 18 different reconstructed metabolic networks for Saccharomyces cerevisiae, we show that no single centrality measure identifies essential genes from these networks in a statistically significant way; however, the combination of at least 2 centrality measures achieves a reliable prediction of most but not all of the essential genes.