Sentence examples for a much predicted from inspiring English sources

A land value tax could be the best way to forestall a much predicted return to sharply rising property prices in 2011.

"I don't necessarily think it's the reality," the source close to the union said of the possibility of a much predicted bitter labor dispute.

"Wherever you see a contest with big economic stakes for industry and there's a choice of interpretation of a statute or a regulation, you can pretty much predict that the Republican-appointed judges are going to be more concerned about the immediate economic cost than the long-term environmental harm of not regulating," adds Parenteau.

You can pretty much predict the rest.

We don't try to do too much predicting.

Ignoring these linkages led to a much worse predicted binding site (identifying only 3 of the 12 important residues).

RESULTS: We found an interaction between E4 status (E4/non-E4; 24/106) atheromaroma burden, with a much greater predicted peak in-hospital postoperative serum creatinine for increases in ascending aorta atheroma load for non-E4 patients versus E4 patients (beta coefficient -0.13; p = 0.002).

PpPer2 is a much smaller predicted protein and has only one potential chitin-binding domain.

Centrilobular cells, which generally have a lower BA concentration than their periportal counterparts, have a much higher predicted relative accumulation of all BA species.

Prediction of intrinsic disorder in proteins encoded by genes with alternative splicing shows that AS regions have a much higher predicted disorder content than the whole protein sequences.

The calibration was examined by plotting predicted survival probabilities against right-censored failure times (using the R program, val.surv function, developed by F. E. Harrell Jr .As a longer duration of diagnosed diabetes is modelled in the survival part of the risk equation rather than in the linear predictor, each year longer duration results in a much higher predicted CVD risk.