Sentence examples for unusual prediction from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON -- Before U.S. senators fled the Capitol for the campaign trail early Saturday, members of each party made an unusual prediction: If this year's election changes nothing in the alignment of national elected offices, it will be a game-changer.
The dual representation theory of PTSD (Brewin, 2001; Brewin, Dalgleish, & Joseph, 1996) makes an unusual prediction that, despite flashbacks being extremely vivid, they should involve less rather than more medial temporal lobe (MTL) activity.
The alternative is an escalating process where systematic errors are accumulated at each level of the analysis, generating artificially high rates of unusual event predictions and eventually leading to an 'error catastrophe', where the noise overwhelms the true signal.
This week in App Smart, I wrote about a rather unusual class: Weather prediction apps designed to be simple or beautiful, and almost the antithesis of a brash TV weather report.
Several factors make this year's Senate races unusual and make predictions of the outcome more difficult.
In recent years, due to the unusual solar minimum, predictions had to be corrected downward with every new indices update.
The unusual secondary structure predictions of SpREJ7-10 make them interesting candidate proteins for further study.
The modelling of spectral sensitivity for a UV-poor background is unusual because the predictions change substantially from subtle variation in how pigment sensitivity is estimated (either by Govardovskii or the Lamb-template).
Fassel's prediction, while unusual, will probably not have much impact on his job status.
Hence, while the two germline variants show promising capacity for personalized prediction of unusual outcomes of the studied patient, their translation into clinical practice will strongly depend on the completion of more comprehensive genetic and functional studies in the future.
