Sentence examples for predictions were treated from inspiring English sources

The paper's precise predictions were treated with some skepticism by other researchers, who said the authors were overconfident in predicting the terrorist's hidey hole down to specific buildings.

To turn these into residue-level predictions, high-confidence atomic predictions were treated as "seeds", and any surrounding atoms of even moderate confidence were assigned to be part of an atomic interacting patch.

When scientists with a history of inaccurate predictions are treated with the same credibility as those who have made accurate predictions, that's a problem.

In these cases, a small-scale model is theoretically analyzed, the theoretical predictions are treated as if they were experimental results, the scaling laws are then used to predict the behavior of the large prototype and finally these predictions are compared to the theoretical values of the prototype in order to test the validity of the method.

A comprehensive account of soil erosion prediction and prediction is treated in Soil Conservation Society of America (1977).

Each patient was treated as a vector of 24 predictions (one from each methodology), and unanimous classifications were treated as robust predictions while discordant classifications were treated as unreliable.

These were treated as either prediction or classification problems that we evaluated in terms of accuracy.

We interpreted these as "fusion" events generated by the in silico protein prediction method used, and these proteins were treated as multiple instead of single encoded proteins.

But in Peru, such predictions are being treated as something close to disaster.

None of this means CBO is perfect or that its predictions should be treated as gospel.

They do not provide direct evidence for biochemical transformations, however: their predictions should be treated as clues to be confirmed by additional information.