Sentence examples for predictions that did from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, when the dominant species had to be predicted with the aforementioned error levels, the predictions that did not consider the dominant species were generally clearly more accurate than those refined with the predicted species.
The R statistical software package (version 2.15) [ 29] was used to perform graphical and statistical comparisons of the data for predicted somatic mutations that were validated by Sanger sequencing (true positives; TPs) and predictions that did not validate or were germline variants (FPs).
Latest fortune for Ying Liu, a Queens fortuneteller: You will be arrested, hauled into court and accused of making expensive predictions that did not come true.
Indeed, sometimes the predictions that did not come true were more telling than those that did, particularly for what they showed about the perspective of a 10-year-old in the early 1980's.
From the start of the season, teams have enjoyed taking the Redskins to task, partly because of Coach Steve Spurrier's ballyhooed hiring and partly because of some of his bold predictions that didn't reach fruition.
Predictions that did not match the manually curated atom mappings were double checked manually.
But making predictions that don't come true never looks good for a chief executive.
The Washington Post's own Kristine Phillips profiled Meade last year, noting that he has a long history of selling books about predictions that don't come to pass.
We like to think of science as giving us truth and certainty, but what it actually gives us is a way to challenge our beliefs and weed out the predictions that don't align well with what we see in the world.
Predictions that do not meet this criterion were excluded for calculation of prediction success rates.
During these types of growth periods and transitions, though, some like to sound off, using their blogs, Twitter accounts, and Quora itself to beg for new features, complain about the quality of their experience, and to make predictions that do not take stock of history nor the current context.
