Sentence examples for predictions that make from inspiring English sources

Being inspired by the classic drive-reduction theory of motivation, our mathematical treatment allows for quantitative results to be obtained, predictions that make the theory testable, and logical coherence.

The authors deserve credit for developing a mathematical scheme (the first I think?) where such results fall out, and I think they now have enough quantitative results and predictions that make the scheme testable.

"Then, after Quito, you are going to Baños and then... " He reels off the standard tour of Ecuador, a spot-on prediction that makes the girls in the back laugh aloud.

We also evaluated two prediction methods that make use of 3D structure information only, LigSitecsc (Huang and Schroeder, 2006) and PASS (Brady and Stouten, 2000), on this dataset.

Two relatively new gene prediction tools that make use of comparative genomics have been deployed for analysis of the Arabidopsis Genome: Twinscan [ 20] and EuGene [ 21].

Pundit panels litigate their traditional nonsense and make predictions that do not affect their reputations.

The very notion of theory of mind speaks directly to inference, in the sense that theories make predictions that have to be tested against (sensory) data.

Well, at any rate they are aiming at true predictions, or theories that make true predictions, even if not at true theories.

But making predictions that don't come true never looks good for a chief executive.

It also makes predictions that have not yet been tested, indicating promising areas for future research.

To enable the most direct comparison, we used only tools that provide web server-based prediction, or those that make the predictions available for download.