Sentences with phrase «predicting points totals»

Not exact matches

For instance, in Pennsylvania and Michigan, Clinton's total percentage of the final vote fell within 2 points of what had been predicted for her in the polling average.

The computer further concludes a 29 % chance of a West Ham victory this afternoon, without which the opportunity to accumulate the predicted end of season total of 42 points appears improbable.

The Blues are predicted to only draw that game too, making a total of 8 points from the next four.

«Those who attended an after - school club one day per week had, on average, a 1.7 point higher actual Key Stage 2 score than predicted based on their prior attainment and circumstances, while those who attended an after - school club two days per week had on average a three point higher actual total point score than predicted.»

«Those who attended an after - school club one day per week had, on average, a 1.7 point higher actual Key Stage 2 score than predicted based on their prior attainment and circumstances, while those who attended after - school club two days per week had on average a three point higher actual total point score than predicted.»

The total number of points — a credit score — helps predict how creditworthy you are: how likely it is that you will repay a loan and make the payments when they're due.

The total number of points in your Credit Score, helps predict how creditworthy you are.

A total number of points — a credit score — helps predict how credit worthy you are; that is, how likely it is that you will repay a loan and make the payments on time.

The total number of points — a credit score — helps predict the likelihood that you'll repay a loan and make payments on time.

Arguably, there may be little point in comparing predicted versus measured total energy use in an individual home in this kind of detail, because the two figures are unlikely to be making the same assumptions about usage.

By that point, it's thought Apple will have sold around 62 million units in total — far fewer than the 80 million previously predicted.

The regression predicted extraordinarily high returns for REIT investors over the next 12 months at +29 percent — and indeed investors who bought in to REITs at that time were rewarded with total returns averaging +26.37 percent that outpaced the broad stock market by 33.83 percentage points.

At that level REIT total returns over the next 12 months were predicted to be negative and to underperform the broad stock market — and both predictions were true, although the model failed to predict the severity of the downturn with REIT returns of -23 percent underperforming the stock market by 20 percentage points during those 12 months.