Sentence examples for predictions when they from inspiring English sources

But utilitarians are not making unreasonable predictions when they argue that on balance the suffering and interest frustration that animals experience in modern day meat production is greater than the suffering that humans would endure if they had to alter their current practices.

But Lutz said during the teleconference that neither car will be in the US soon, and refused to make any predictions when they might, or even say if one or both are still on GM's schedule.

It is possible that protein-protein interactions for Drosophila could become much more useful in function predictions when they have been more comprehensively sought.

Besides, PWM-based methods may generate too many false positive predictions when they are executed on a genome-wide scale [ 7, 8].

Previous studies have noted improvement in predictions when they average evolutionary information for residues over sequence (Capra and Singh, 2007; Pei and Grishin, 2001) and structure (Panchenko et al., 2004; Teppa et al., 2012).

This means that for some couples 'the goalposts move' – they can quite literally see our algorithms updating the prediction when they connect to our servers.

We show that the proposed synchronization parameters present similar prediction rate to classical parameters obtained directly from the time-frequency representation but also seem to provide information complementary to the classical parameters and may thus improve the accuracy in labor prediction when they are used jointly.

More importantly, in the case of meeting our observation, C t b and C d b may help in prediction when they are combined with C t w and C d w together.

Whether that argument persuades China remains to be seen; administration officials were unwilling to make predictions when asked if they believed that they had Beijing's support.

Brown advises entrepreneurs to forecast low and not to get too carried away with predictions, particularly when they come from the sales team.

As our resident Bronx Philosopher-General, Yogi Berra is remembered as saying: "It's hard to make predictions, especially when they involve the future".