Sentence examples for relative predictability from inspiring English sources

And it must forget the relative predictability of CoreCo's environment.

Living systems are based on reflective cycles that can interact with relative predictability.

"This means not obsessing about the day-to-day moves of the capital value, rather focussing on the lack of volatility and relative predictability of the income".

Off-the-shelf stent grafts have been developed based on a relative predictability of renal-mesenteric vessels.

For the managers concerned it represents the choice of uncertainty (about economic returns, timing, and so on) over relative predictability, exchanging the reasonable expectation of current income against the promise of high future value.

Janie Dee, who plays the Countess of Roussillon, is just one of the experienced actors who have swapped the relative predictability of indoor performance for the uncertainty of the Globe, with its risk of getting soaked by rain, divebombed by pigeons or buzzed by passing helicopters.

After graduation, you leave the relative security, predictability, and certainty of these walls for a world full of uncertainties.

The CEO emphasizes the relative price predictability of electricity over liquid fuels instead of strictly environmental benefits.

Results indicated that the variable indicator-based SVR model yielded superior predictability relative to full-spectrum PLSR model for all soil parameters.

One of the explanations for the relative lack of predictability in treatment outcomes for patients with discogenic low back pain may be a corresponding lack of certainty in the diagnosis.

We examined how strongly the results of the optimization algorithm depend on the relative weighting of predictability and decorrelation (see equation 1).