Sentence examples for traditionally predicted from inspiring English sources

The outcome of projectile impacts on spaced aluminium armour (i.e. Whipple shield) at hypervelocity is traditionally predicted by semi-analytical equations known as ballistic limit equations (BLEs).

Most notably, Harmon et al. [ 8] recently showed that the early-bursts of phenotypic diversification traditionally predicted by theory [ 2, 10] are only rarely observed across numerous cases of adaptive radiations ranging from taxonomically small to large lineages.

Namely, RHAMM belongs to a heterogeneous group of proteins that lack signal peptides and are traditionally predicted to be cytoplasmic proteins, but they also have a cell surface presentation by being GPI-anchored to the cell membrane [ 100, 104, 105].

True, rabbis traditionally predict when Yom Kippur services will conclude, but they never say "precisely".

Traditionally, predicting solvent accessibility using machine learning models is regarded as either 2, 3, or 10 labels of classification problem or a real value regression problem.

Traditionally, SDM predict the geographic distribution of suitable climatic space for a species by relating species occurrence records to long-term average climate variables.

Performance status (PS) has been used traditionally to predict the outcome of patients with SCLC (Bremnes et al, 2003; Buccheri and Ferrigno, 2004).

Results from those metrics showed that accuracy or prediction performance calculated traditionally using accurately predicted records divided by the total number of records in the dataset does not necessarily give the best indicator of a good metric or algorithm predictability.

Traditionally, insurers have predicted the future by studying the past.

Based on predicted SFPs, traditionally one can generate molecular markers once the fragment flanking SFP of interest is amplified and sequenced.

The prediction based on this scheme shows an acceptable prediction skill and represents a relative improvement compared with the predictability of teleconnection indices associated with El Niño, which are traditionally used to predict streamflow in the country.