Sentence examples for able to fully predict from inspiring English sources

He became frustrated because "no matter how much we knew about the Soviets, we would never be able to fully predict whether a madman might launch a nuclear first strike.

While certainly an important and immensely useful planning practice in more traditional curriculum design, in a constructionist space, where the learner's personal interests and goals are paramount, we may not be able to fully predict the trajectory, or even the exact character of the learning that is to take place.

However, even the evaluation of these additional molecular markers is not able to fully predict EGFR-targeted drug response.

In contrast to the first case, this region is predicted by alignment and none of the existing predictors were able to (fully) predict it.

By compiling the balance sheets of a small number of currency metabolites, we were able to fully characterise the energy metabolism as predicted by the model and to identify a possibility for model refinement in NADPH metabolism.

We were also able to fully reconstruct the transcripts of the newly predicted H. armigera chemosensory receptors from sequenced libraries.

No one has ever been able to fully conquer Afghanistan.

Computer System Will Not Be Ready on Time F.B.I. officials said they would not be able to fully deploy a long-awaited computer system to manage the bureau's case files before the end of the year as promised, and officials said they could not predict when the entire system would be in place.

He was able to fully flex the extended elbow.

They want to be able to fully engage and collaborate.

"We wanted people to be able to fully express themselves".