The conventional model contains relatively little by way of predictive or forward looking information.

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So I think, conceivably, those could be predictive.

Switching was predictive, on the basis of known satellite positions.

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We're going to be predictive we're going to know what you're likely to have.

And with computation and algorithms and predictive models, we will be able to see the future.

And scientific theory means quantifiable relying on underlying generic principles that can be made into a predictive framework.

The confidence derived from good comparison with actual data has encouraged the users of IDES to use it in predictive mode.

Microsoft will convert all Chinese language supported research models into product oriented core technology, and develop a predictive Swiftkey Chinese smart keyboard.

The confidence derived from good comparison with actual data to date has encouraged the users of IDES to use it in predictive mode.

One of the problems, when you get too much chatter, it's hard to process all the packets, so you have to prioritize, and that's where the predictive model helps you.

And we will actually try to get to the point where we have a predictive model where we can understand, when cancer happens, what's actually happening in there and which treatment will treat that cancer.

Furthermore, serious doubts may be entertained regarding the use of predictive genetic tests with no therapeutic or preventive finality, especially in the course of medical examinations prior to job recruitment or to signing insurance contracts.

Knewton, an adaptive learning platform that personalizes digital courses using predictive analytics, is another company at the forefront of the data revolution. With tailored content and instruction, even classrooms without private school resources can provide individual learning.

Because what that question assumes is that our external world is predictive of our happiness levels, when in reality, if I know everything about your external world, I can only predict 10 percent of your long term happiness.

And so, despite headline grabbing advances such as string theory, it goes to this very day. One can hardly challenge the predictive success of modern physics, but one should remember that one is describing nature, and not always understanding it.

For example, a 12 year study of 19,000 white American women found that 101 genetic markers that had been statistically linked to heart disease had no predictive value. Self reported family histories, by contrast, proved very accurate in predicting the disease.

The scientific community needs to continue to increase its understanding of the climate and the Earth system and to refine its predictive tools and reduce remaining uncertainties in projections of future climate and its impacts, particularly at the regional level.

So practicing throwing things has been shown to stimulate the frontal and parietal lobes, which have to do with visual acuity, 3D understanding, and structural problem solving, so it gives a sense it helps develop their visualization skills and their predictive ability.

Homo economicus, the rationally acting egoist who populates economists models, has recently attracted criticism as well, because all too often he does not represent the real behavior of individuals. Behavioral experiments have shown conclusively the limited predictive value of this artificial construct.

The scientific communities must continue to increase our understanding of the climate and the Earth system, to refine our predictive tools and to reduce remaining uncertainties in efforts to project future climate and the impact of change, in particular at the regional level.

In my book The Powers to Lead , I call this skill contextual intelligence. The ability to mobilize a group effectively is certainly an art rather than a predictive science, and varies with situations, but that does not mean that it cannot be profitably studied and learned.

And then, I also wasn't really shining in a certain area that I wanted to be, and you know, you look at those scores, and it wasn't bad, but it was not certainly predictive that I would one day make my living out of the artful arrangement of words.

In other words, even among patients who apparently have the same disease and symptoms, the treatment for each one would be determined by various predictive or prognostic tests. Eventually, these tests could extend even to the sequencing of the DNA in an individual patient s cancer cells, for example.

12. Several types of activity may be concerned in this respect, such as medical assistance to procreation, transplants of human body parts, examinations of a person apos s genetic characteristics for the purposes of predictive medicine, therapies produced by genetic engineering and biomedical research into the human being.

(a) Project proposal submitted by the Asociación Boliviana de Teledetección para el Medio Ambiante (ABTEMA) on the use of C band synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and optical data to monitor glaciers and snow cover for optimization of water supply predictive models and to study climatic changes and natural hazards.

The predictive significance of oil prices is indeed impressive, but only as a contrary indicator Falling oil prices have never correctly predicted an economic downturn. On all recent occasions when the price of oil was halved 1982 1983, 1985 1986, 1992 1993, 1997 1998, and 2001 2002 faster global growth followed.

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And there are a couple of these that have strong predictive relationships, one of which is education, where you see the states with the fewest years of schooling per adult are in red, and you see this part of the country, the kind of Appalachians region, is less educated. It's just a fact.

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Scientists are therefore still searching for an accurate predictive test that is cheaper, quicker, and less invasive than PET scans or lumbar punctures. This year, two small studies of blood tests seemed to predict Alzheimer s 1 3 years before it occurred, but the tests are complicated and require the measurement of ten or more substances.

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