Sentences with phrase «to predict outcomes»

As we know, in addition to poverty, language barriers are the greatest factor in predicting the outcome of standardized tests.

Researchers found that teacher - rated social competence in kindergarten consistently predicted outcomes in education, employment, criminal justice, substance use, and mental health into adulthood.

Or perhaps «low - risk pregnancy» is a reality (ie lack of high - risk factors), but it doesn't predict the outcome of labor and delivery.

Ultimately, the study contributes to our understanding of the complexity inherent to disease transmission and highlights the importance of changes in behaviour of sick animals for predicting the outcome of outbreaks.

The point being made is that correctly predicting the outcome of football matches is extremely difficult.

But it is impossible to calculate an exact figure that would accurately predict the outcome for you.

I certainly didn't predict the outcomes with precision, but given the state of things I think it's safe to say that I was much more right than wrong.

They can ask questions that encourage students to revisit their thoughts from before they read and that ask students to predict outcomes based on what they have read so far.

To the list of predicted outcomes from global warming, researchers have added a particularly troubling possibility in recent years: increased incidence of disease.

One might think it would be easy to run an experiment that could definitively conclude that mock trials are effective at predicting the outcome of a trial.

The model can also help predict the outcome of — and perfect — treatments for trauma - related injuries.

He says junior miners are willing to take on more of the heavy lifting if it means they can better predict the outcome of a permit application.

You can't always predict the outcome when it comes to matters of the heart, so while preserving your virtues, go into the experience with an open mind.

Here we found maternal insecure - anxious attachment attitude, depression, and obesity to significantly predict this outcome variable.

You can never predict the outcome so it was brilliant to come off with the perfect result.

However, it's impossible to predict the outcome even if everything is done right.

These tools can now predict outcomes more accurately than experienced lawyers can.

Researchers found that teacher - rated social competence in kindergarten consistently predicted outcomes in education, employment, criminal justice, substance use, and mental health into adulthood.

In each of these studies, parenting practices independently predicted outcomes.

Interesting how data at various stages can predict outcomes later in life, but I fear this may force additional pressures on elementary students.

Interestingly enough, while others predicted the outcome correctly, some didn't exactly get it right.

As a marriage therapist, I would even have difficulty predicting the outcome of the relationships in these two songs.

However, the equations did not always predict the outcomes seen in the laboratory.

Machine Learning algorithms predict outcomes, which allows you to provide specific eLearning content based on past performance and individual learning goals.

On nine out of the 11 traits on which the applicants were being judged, the 15 - second observers predicted the outcome of the 20 - minute interview.

If they don't, one dairy leader says predicting the outcome of the vote becomes impossible.

I was almost convinced that modern polling could with rare exceptions predict the outcome of elections.

At no point in the film can the viewer predict the outcome.

With this understanding, the program gets processed where computer algorithms find patterns in data and then predicts the outcomes with probability.

After all, computers are anything BUT emotional, so relying on a mechanical trading program to effectively predict the outcome of something that is almost purely emotional, does seem a bit silly.

Another benefit of choosing to settle your case is that an experienced lawyer can typically predict the outcome of settlement negotiations over the outcome of a trial.

At an early point in said process, you can't really predict the outcome.

Movie alcohol, alcohol marketing, friend drinking and sensation seeking predicted both outcomes.

Studies examining what characteristics of clients, therapists, or groups predict outcome are probably more feasible than rigorous outcome studies.

Another way to put it is that the first three minutes of a conversation predict the outcome of it.

Using the Loving at Your Best Plan, the degree of distress in your relationship rarely predicts the outcome of our marriage and couples therapy (less than 4 % of the time).

Very few children in foster care are securely attached to their biological parents, and the security of the attachment relationship with foster parents predicts outcomes for the child.

In spite of such predicted outcome however, I am still of the opinion that the real estate industry will do OK.

What it says about you: You know how to plan and predict outcomes based on your keen observational skills.

The system, using logic it had developed from the first set of data, correctly predicted the outcome for 92 percent of those cases.

They do not mean that machines are generally better at predicting outcomes than lawyers.