Sentence examples for successfully prediction from inspiring English sources

It is hard to predict when objects will arrive at the predicted place even though we make a successfully prediction.

She enjoyed some success with her predictions, successfully predicting, among other things, the fire which destroyed much of Virginia City in 1875.

We illustrate this approach to brain state classification using a specific instance of disease state prediction by successfully predicting whether any given subject was prenatally exposed to cocaine when no significant behavioral differences were found between the two groups.

All developed models predicted the activities successfully (with prediction errors less than experimental error values), whereas the prediction errors for nonlinear methods were less than those for linear methods.

We have argued that the predictive coding theory can serve as an integrative theory (Gigerenzer, 2010) successfully relating prediction and attention.

Recently, artificial intelligence techniques were utilized successfully for prediction of different reservoir parameters (Ahmadi 2011; Wang et al. 2013; Anifowose et al. 2017).

A feed-forward neural network with a topology optimized by response surface methodology was applied successfully for prediction of biosorption performance for the removal of Cu2+ ions by waste flax meal.

We showed in our 5-fold cross validation experiment that our method successfully improved prediction accuracy and coverage by integrating five types of genome-wide data.

39, 41, 44, 45 While these methodologies do successfully increase prediction, it is well known that there are many other factors that drive the positioning of nucleosomes and that can confound the contribution of certain DNA characteristics in nucleosome formation.

These movements require that the insect successfully make predictions about the motion of its prey as well as its own body.

Present measurements of soot surface growth rates were correlated successfully by predictions based on typical hydrogen-abstraction/carbon-addition (HACA) mechanisms of Frenklach and co-workers and Colket and Hall.