The phrase "and so predict the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to forecast or anticipate outcomes based on certain information or data.
Example: "By analyzing the trends in consumer behavior, we can identify patterns and so predict the future market demands."
Alternatives: "and thus forecast the" or "and consequently anticipate the".
This method, which allows an easy and effective thermal characterization and so predicts the thermal behavior of the system, is not only valid for our device but also for any kind of optical hyperthermia system.
The model gives the gross margin for each cropping system as a function of the proportion of low-input systems – and so predicts the proportion to which the farmers' choices will lead – and illustrates the use of different (simplified) policies that would ensure that the optimum proportion is reached.
Horrocks corrected Kepler's calculation for the orbit of Venus, realized that transits of Venus would occur in pairs 8 years apart, and so predicted the transit of 1639.
Haploinsufficiency is increasingly implicated in human disease, and so predicting this phenotype could provide insights into the genetic mechanisms behind many human diseases, including some cancers.
With tele-flythrough or tele-virtual endoscopy rendered through the use of 3D models, both surgeons can preview all the characteristics of the region (ie, anatomy, pathosis) and so predict and determine the next steps of the operation.
Health behaviors are socially patterned and so predict future social inequalities (45).
Different thermal osmosis scenarios are additionally evaluated, particularly referring to negative thermal osmosis, positive thermal osmosis and no osmosis, so predicting the relevance of such a parameter when analysing water transport and mechanical deformation of porous media.
In it, he bemoaned his loss of privacy, and in doing so predicted the current media atmosphere, in which every little tidbit is served up to an audience hungry for details.
The presence of antibiotics throws populations far off their fitness optimum, and so predicting how pathogens evolve in the presence of antibiotics requires an understanding of the DFE and resulting dynamics of populations in extremely stressful environments.
It was possible to establish relationships between the kinetic parameters of the equation and the initial concentration, and so to predict the disinfection curves.
