In fact the group wasn't large enough to make a statistically significant prediction about actual colds; but he was able to predict which subjects showed a pattern of biological activity of the kind associated with the symptoms of a cold.
This meant that physicians might be able to predict which pregnant women would develop the disorder before they became sick, and to monitor them more closely.
I've never entirely been able to predict which books I'll fall in love with, and this one swept me off my feet completely.
China has been undertaking time-consuming testing of wells but the process could take decades to complete, prompting the researchers of the new study to produce a computer model able to predict which areas would be most likely at risk.
Then again, no one seems to be able to predict which City side will show up on the day at the moment and we could easily run out 4-0 winners.
Using such charts, a technical analyst claims to be able to predict which way the stock is likely to move.
These results suggest that the military might be able to predict which soldiers are more vulnerable to the trauma of combat by scanning brains during peacetime.
"Now we are able to predict which parameters, such as lack of sleep, will cause stress levels to be higher and give valuable health feedback to our users".
If payments are to be bundled, surgeons must be able to predict which patients are at risk for more costly care.
We must also consider the possibility of attackers being able to predict which channels will be used by the SUs and emulate PU activity on those specific channels, increasing significantly the effectiveness of the attacks [44].
In this view, it would be interesting to be able to predict, which patients will actually develop ESBL-PE-related infections, so as to control the increasing use of carbapenems that may jeopardize their efficacy in a near future.
