Sentence examples for professional predictions from inspiring English sources

But he never makes professional predictions because it is better to be "broadly right rather than precisely wrong".

This confounded the soothsayers, and thereby insured that any professional predictions as to the result of today's vote, a year later, have been met with sniggers of disbelief.

Across a wide range of subjects about which people make professional predictions – the housing market, the stock market, elections, baseball, the weather, earthquakes, terrorist attacks – Silver argues for a sharper recognition of "the difference between what we know and what we think we know" and recommends a strategy for closing the gap.

Using this more demanding measure of clinical utility, the PiPS-A models performed at least as well as the clinicians (PiPS-A predictions correct on 59.6% of occasions and multi-professional predictions correct on 57.5%).

In case of the AGB field estimates of the Professional teams, predictions estimated by different training sets of either of the teams result in quite correct AGB distributions.

Predictable predictions?

As a result, we have been able to show that the PiPS scores are better than the best uni-professional specialist clinical predictions of survival.

Prioritisation for care was based on allied health professional's subjective prediction of the patients' discharge destination, which in turn was founded on multiple factors, many of which were unquantifiable.

Similarly, predictions for professional team measured plots predicted with model calibrated using the community team plots, the p value is close to 0.05 although not less than it.

Similar results can be seen for the predictions for professional team plots that are obtained using professional team field measurements as the training set (bottom right sub-figure).

A meteorologist with Pennsylvania State University, Todd J. Miner, noted that professional forecasters based their predictions on atmospheric data gathered by satellites and balloons that sample temperature, humidity and pressure, and on computer models into which the raw data is fed.