Sentence examples for predictions were again from inspiring English sources

John Major was elected her successor and Margaret Thatcher returned to the back benches, finally standing down as an MP in 1992 when the Conservatives, against all predictions, were again returned to power.

These predictions were again experimentally validated.

These predictions were again checked by comparison with ESTs, cDNAs and protein sequences of PLDs.

The mean abundance of each rank was then calculated along with its 95% probability intervals, and predictions were again classified as being correct if these probability intervals encompassed the observed abundance value.

Across the conterminous U.S., predictive accuracy for PM2.5 monthly model predictions was again high (CV R = 0.77), though again lower in the Northwest region at 0.56.

Across the conterminous U.S., predictive accuracy for PM10 monthly model predictions was again moderate (CV R=0.58) for 1988–2007, though again lower in the Southcentral, Northwest, and Central Plains regions for PM10 (>0.50).

In terms of model performance, the predictions of the corresponding rEIF models were again excellent (in fact marginally better than for pyramidal cells) with an average 96% of correctly predicted spikes relative to the intrinsic reliability of the cells.

Growth rates were again opposite the prediction, with median growth faster on away habitats compared to home habitats according to the mixed model (Table 3).

The prediction accuracy is again at the same level in both cases: while the SMR2 is found to obtain positive evidence, PHEN has a (log (B_{10}) = 9.58), which is decisive evidence for statistical dependence between predicted and true class labels.

These predictions are then again verified by experimental approaches, thus completing the cycle.

Again, predictions were made only for those GO-terms for which at least one positive prediction was generated in the cross-validation test.