Sentence examples for whatever predictions from inspiring English sources

It's likely then that whatever predictions you develop on the incomplete data aren't as accurate.

So, whatever predictions may have been for an item like that, obviously because I'm a producer and a writer for it, I'm relieved to see that there are people out there who really want this.

The problem is that Blodget, like all analysts, build authoritative sounding but essentially bullshit predictive models to back up whatever prediction they've just pulled out of their ass.

Whatever the prediction, I could handle it.

Whatever the prediction algorithm, using the estimated rather than true exposures induces measurement error in the subsequent epidemiologic analysis.

For example, among a group of 370 miRNAs for which each has more than ten targets by whatever target prediction methods, the median value of the proportion of overlap is only 0.396 (Additional file 9, Figure S3).

Both codes have also shown very close predictions whatever the mesh order and the finite strain formulation.

But this article makes predictions: Whatever Lola wants, Lola will get, with Mr. Porter winning the Tony on the heels of the show's momentum.

In fact it makes no predictions whatever about global warming: it simply explains what is likely to happen to agriculture at different temperature scenarios, none of which extend as far as 6.5C.

The longer Maguire talked about horse racing, the more it began to sound like a metaphor for his own career in Hollywood, with him as the little guy perched atop the careering animal, trying to battle his way to the front of the pack, whatever the oddsmakers' predictions.

In general, with most predictions, whatever I expect it won't be.