Sentences with phrase «such predictions»

Making such a prediction now seems rather stark, as any of those choices will not be popular or pleasant, so they are unthinkable today.

However, their report places the estimate as being anywhere from $ 55 - 75 million - in other words, an unusually wide range for such a prediction.

Yet such predictions about climate change's impacts have been made for well over thirty years.

It is a common investor behavior to make short term profits from such predictions.

As a next step, the researchers want to shed light on how such prediction models can be used.

The hedge fund has only made three such predictions since 2014, which means there is some conviction and merit behind its outlook.

Such predictions use pretty simple math: TV providers package less successful content with the good stuff so that they can sell advertising bundles and then spread that money around.

I know just how risky such a prediction is to make.

Why not include such predictions on the score reports themselves, and list the kinds of colleges the student is (or is not) on track to attend?

However, we need to see whether empirical evidence supports such predictions.

We can't make that type of a prediction, because there's simply no science behind such a prediction.

Do they actually think they can «model» something as complex as the climate and fluid dynamics of an entire planet and make such predictions accurately?

Does it make little mention of the true doubts and uncertainties that ought to surround such a prediction?

Some critics point to climate models and weather measurements that fail to match such predictions.

If such a prediction is therefore based on indications from the oral argument, I question whether it can have any sound foundation.

For maximum accuracy, height must be considered when making such predictions.

It is a common mistake to make short term profits from such predictions.

Those who make use of such predictions do not do so naively.

They took an extra step to verify such predictions by examining the roles of two genes important in brown fat regulation known as PREX1 and EDRNB.

Freddie Mac's economic team made just such a prediction earlier this month, forecasting that 30 - year mortgage rates would climb to 4.7 % by the end of 2016.

Freddie Mac's economic team made just such a prediction earlier this month, forecasting that 30 - year mortgage rates would climb to 4.7 % by the end of 2016.

Monte Carlo models require such predictions as inputs.

Many leading economists say such predictions are probably overblown.

Consequently, they argue, what is at stake is whether or not such a prediction was made to Isaiah.

QUOTE: «First, such predictions give non-Christians one more reason to discount the Bible.»

The new LEO satellites should allow such predictions as much as five to seven days before a storm.

Seventy percent accuracy, he says, has long been considered the «speed limit» of such prediction systems, and the fact that humans did no better is encouraging.

Recent improvements to this software from Baker and others now make it possible to extend such prediction to the majority of proteins in nature.

Other climate scientists, though, are wary of just how skillful such predictions can be and cautioned against drawing too firm a conclusion from them.

A number of physicists, including Ricard Solé of Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, Jack Tuszynski of the University of Alberta, and Salvatore Torquato of Princeton University, have published theory papers suggesting ways that phase transitions could help explain aspects of cancer, and how experimentalists could test such predictions.

I don't recall providing such a prediction and the link you have to Prometheus has no prediction.

Of course, this comes from a guy who predicted that Al Gore would be president now, so take such predictions for what they are worth.

Of course, we've heard folks like Tony Seba make such predictions before, and with even more aggressive timelines to boot.

If your friend is unable to field such predictions, let him know that this is actually saying something very significant about the theories he prefers.

In a sunlit landscape with a long record of intermittent drought, researchers make such predictions only cautiously.

Such predictions almost always prove ridiculous over time.

How such predictions square with current weather reality — multiple reports of the coldest weather in a generation — is unclear.

Probably the most famous such prediction was Rasool and Schneider (1971):