Sentence examples for problem we predicted from inspiring English sources
If New Caledonian crows spontaneously solved the standard string-pulling problem, we predicted that their performance on the visually-restricted task might show whether insight or a perceptual-motor feedback cycle was the cognitive mechanism behind such behaviour.
"We have problems, but we predicted those problems a long time ago.
"There are enormous problems that we predicted in the 60's, around the environment, about the wartime economy and permanent states of war, and there's a real crisis of leadership about those issues.
To deal with this problem, we rather predict current network bandwidth based on previously sensed values.
To solve this problem, we applied predicting modelling on our dataset.
Even the existence of the few we know raises fascinating questions concerning the extent to which, given details of any ecological problem, we can predict how a species will solve it, and whether successful solutions are repeated regardless of phylogenetic distance between the species concerned.
Although overall accuracy is important, not all math problems involve spatial thinking; we predicted math performance differences based on our math categorization.
In contrast to their documented memory problems in other areas, we predicted that this type of supported memory would be relatively preserved in AD patients.
This proportion was used as we predicted problems in recruiting to the experimental arm (due to a larger participant burden) and assumed that we needed to approach twice as many experimental participants to eventually obtain the same number of participants in both groups.
How big is the problem? 2. Can we predict bleeding or thrombosis using standard laboratory coagulation tests? 3. Is bleeding and/or thrombosis associated with a higher ICU-mortality?
Today's students need to develop skills that enable them to sift through massive amounts of available information and recognize what might be useful in solving problems we cannot predict, and perform jobs that have not yet been invented.
