The phrase "a predicted manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is expected to occur or be done based on predictions or forecasts.
Example: "The results were achieved in a predicted manner, aligning with our initial hypotheses."
Alternatives: "an expected manner" or "a forecasted manner".
On the contrary, and in a predicted manner, FCCP, an uncoupler that dissipates proton gradient, rapidly exhausted ATP regardless of the presence of Ndi1 (Figure 8B).
16, 17 It evaluates whether a measure behaves in a predicted manner during clinical use or whether it demonstrates convergent and discriminant validity with other measures of interest.
2) In addition, the paper could be strengthened by showing a series of tests of the ratiometric fluorescence signal, for instance, with different functional mutants that change the transport activity in a predicted manner.
We added the titration curves of deAmTrac-CP and –FP together with the titration spectra in Figure 3. 2) In addition, the paper could be strengthened by showing a series of tests of the ratiometric fluorescence signal, for instance, with different functional mutants that change the transport activity in a predicted manner.
Furthermore, in support of a role for tonic NMDAR signaling in regulating excitatory synapse function, we show that mEPSC frequency changes in a predicted manner when glutamate transporter function is chronically altered under standard Mg2+ in cortical cultures maintained at 37°C.
These examples demonstrate how molecular design and chemistry are successfully employed to create versatile multifunctional molecules which self-assemble/disassemble in a precisely predicted manner, thus controlling compartmentalization, transport and delivery.
This provides evidence that both of the multi-CLE proteins from T. aestivum are transcribed in the predicted manner and are unlikely to be an artifact of TC-assembly.
The radiological bombs seem to be destroying the cancerous stem cells in exactly the predicted manner—although Dr Jakubowiak rightly cautions that too few patients have been treated to allow firm conclusions.The upshot of all this is that the stem-cell hypothesis of cancer growth looks a good one.
Scaffold permeability and mechanical properties, both in tension and compression, were significantly influenced by relative density in a manner predicted by cellular solids models.
Scaffold pore size was found to significantly influence tendon cell viability, proliferation, penetration into the scaffold, and metabolic activity in a manner predicted by cellular solids arguments.
Heme-pocket alternations share some similarities with the heme-based PAS sensors FixL and EcDOS but propagate to the Iβ strand in a manner predicted to alter PAS PAS associations and the downstream HAMP junction within full-length Aer2.
