Sentence examples for samples to predict from inspiring English sources

This study used PXRF elemental data in water samples to predict water EC.

Such an approach that uses past samples to predict present values is also applicable to solar irradiance data.

The Dutch parliament adopted a law in 2003 regulating forensic DNA phenotyping, the use of DNA samples to predict a suspect's ancestry or physical characteristics.

The proposed method utilizes look-ahead samples to predict the current speech segment more accurately thus it becomes more appropriate for preserving the speech component in transient noise environment.

To remove the need for this fractionation pretreatment, commonly done by wet-sieving, this study scopes the notion of the efficacy of using near- (NIR) and mid- (MIR) infrared derived spectra taken of bulk soil samples to predict carbon in the separated aggregate fractions contained within.

In the Leave-one-out cross-validation KNNxVal models, 43 models were generated using 42 samples to predict the class of the sample that was left out.

With our design, we treat the arrived batches of data as candidate samples and choose samples based on systematic sampling to predict the characteristics of intermediate data.

Despite the less-than-rigorous methods, researchers used the sample to predict that the total oil spill in Mayflower could pollute up to 188 million gallons of drinking water with benzene levels higher than what's considered safe by federal drinking water standards.

Our results are consistent with several recent computational methods based on the ensemble of structures, such as CC/PBSA, in which using the Concoord algorithm diverse structures are sampled to predict the stability or binding affinity change upon mutations [23].

Cross-sectional measures were also used from this sample to predict deliberate self-harm using logistic regression [ 45].

Sensitivity and specificity analyses to assess the ability of one urine sample to predict a subject's exposure tertile are shown in Table 4.