Sentence examples for were prediction from inspiring English sources
noun
A statement of what will happen in the future.
- "It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future." Yogi Berra or Robert Storm Petersen (in translation from Danish)
The controller parameters analyzed were prediction and control horizons, suppression factor, reference trajectory and integral factor.
The most common study objectives were prediction, prevention, and basic research, but some projects focused on emergency preparedness.
The main emergent themes were prediction of discharge destination, pre-stroke status, the stroke, stroke recovery, the system, and deserving a chance, each of which had several sub-themes.
Although whole-genome sequencing of patients is not yet routine in the clinic, SNP genotyping is rapidly decreasing in cost and could feasibly be applied were prediction models available.
The Mayo Clinic has reported the long-term follow-up results on a group of 145 AL amyloidosis patients with renal involvement showing that the 24 h urinary protein and creatinine levels at diagnosis were prediction factors for renal involvement and the median survival time from the day of dialysis was <1 year [ 22].
Still, there were predictions of future belt-tightening.
Because the stage beyond search is prediction.
It's prediction as well as visualization.
There are predictions of chaos.
There have also been predictions of a coming ethanol shortage.
