Sentence examples for predictions upon from inspiring English sources
The predictions upon which the kibbutz was based have proven faulty.
4. Predict outcomes of the summit using the information obtained and shared in class; evaluate predictions upon the conclusion of the summit.
And if the data are highly noisy or poorly measured, it is harder for the systems to identify meaningful patterns that allow it to make good predictions upon which your decisions can be informed.
"It appears ― and again, we're looking at it closely, I have a brief when I get back ― it appears they took the worst scenarios and they built predictions upon that," he said of the report's authors.
The pTARGET algorithm bases predictions upon Pfam domains that are uniquely located in specific subcellular compartments.
Many of these programs base predictions upon existing quantitative peptide binding affinities for specific MHC molecules [26], [27], [28], [29].
"Maybe one, maybe two, maybe three — I sound like LeBron," he quipped in reference to James' much ballyhooed NBA titles prediction upon joining the Miami Heat.
It may be seen that, in the cases of PSICOV, OMES and DCA, the maximum improvements in contact prediction upon combining amino acid and codon data are when these distances are about 5.5, 7 and 5.5 Å, respectively, and that, in the cases of DCA and OMES, the improvement decreases dramatically when this distance is >∼10 Å.
These data, therefore, show again that the improvement in contact prediction upon combining amino acid and codon data is greatest when the distance used for contact definition does not lead to many pairs being defined in contact when in fact they are not in direct physical contact.
Necessarily such an approach is based upon assumptions about the electrode microstructure, and quantitative predictions depend upon empirical parameters such as effective conductivities and diffusion coefficients.
In particular, it is shown that for multiple coupled oscillators, SEA energy flow predictions based upon blocked energy may be erroneous, while predictions based upon thermodynamic energy are correct.
