Sentence examples for true prediction from inspiring English sources

The prospective design generated less strong models but evaluated the multimarkers ability to predict caries in a true prediction setting.

For strict accuracy (SA), a true prediction is scored iff the true and predicted termsets are identical; a false prediction is scored in all other cases.

Not only scientists began to ask whether Bolt's statement was a true prediction or if the occurrence of the strong quake under the dam was an untimely coincidence.

The crucial point is that a statement about a future event can be known to be a true prediction by one person but not known to be true by another person until after the event has taken place.

During hot working processes of metals, precise knowledge of parameters such as strain, strain rate and temperature, is of prime importance for a true prediction of subsequent structural changes in the processed materials.

Cross-validation estimates of prediction accuracies were lower than resubstitution accuracies for all species and both design types, and in all cases were closer to the true prediction accuracies based on the EVALUATION data set.

Predictions of fiscal crisis keep not coming true; predictions of disaster from harsh austerity policies have proved all too accurate.

In his letter to the capitalists of the Electric Telephone Company, Alexander Graham Bell, makes very true predictions of the spread and usefulness of the telephone.

Well, at any rate they are aiming at true predictions, or theories that make true predictions, even if not at true theories.

However, the reverse is also true - predictions that cannot be trusted are not usable (and are dangerous) even if they show up at perfect speeds.

These results qualify as true predictions of the numerical model.