Sentence examples for take predictions from inspiring English sources

Asked about his projections last week, Dr. Plotkin chuckled and said, "Well, you do have to take predictions with a large grain of salt, but I do think the ones about adolescents will prove correct".

I'll take predictions on any subject to do with the match – particularly, obviously, which Bond film Murray would have watched while making sure to relax yesterday, while Djokovic was beating David Ferrer.

The main difficulty is imposed by having to take predictions into account.

The CompStat system, Captain Malinowski said, was a big advance for policing, but the use of computer programs takes prediction to the next level.

This is expected, since both techniques apply prediction of resource usage into the future, but without taking prediction uncertainty into account.

A study conducted by Ewig and coworkers [ 2] takes prediction a step further (or back?) onto the medical wards.

The statistical coefficients derived in this study allow clinicians to make predictions which take into account regression to the mean.

How seriously should investors take such predictions?

She also consulted astrologers and appeared to take their predictions seriously.

They acknowledge that while they have become adept at gauging the track a hurricane will take, their predictions of a storm's intensity leave much to be desired.

We have been conditioned by experience to take such predictions in stride, but by storytelling to see in the first seemingly random or harmless instances of this or that infection the foreshadowing of an apocalypse.