The phrase "and therefore predict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when drawing a conclusion based on previously stated information or evidence.
Example: "The data shows a consistent increase in sales over the past year, and therefore predict a continued upward trend in the coming months."
Alternatives: "and thus anticipate" or "and consequently forecast".
The issue addressed in this paper is to identify the best site parameters that optimally explain, and therefore predict, the actual site-specific amplification factor.
Under free trade, we can determine the distribution of training levels in their labor force and, therefore, predict the pattern of international trade.
In particular, this papers focuses on PbA batteries used in deep cycle applications such as military ground vehicles, all-electric vehicles and power backup systems for which a novel battery model is proposed in order to capture, and therefore predict, the apparent capacity reduction phenomenon ('Peukert effect') as a consequence of the current at which the battery is discharged.
Therefore, the CC genotype could continue its influence and therefore predict the SVR in this group of patients.
Future studies will focus on the effect of this mutation on immuno- and chemo-therapies to improve clinical diagnosis and treatment, and therefore predict the outcomes for patients suffering from hematopoietic malignant diseases such as ATL and CLL.
The premise here is that we need to infer – and therefore predict – the causes of sensations to perceive them.
All tRNase ZS1 proteins apparently lack any predictable signal sequences and therefore predicted to be cytoplasmic proteins, with the exception of O. sativa tRNase ZS1 (OsaTRZ1), which is predicted to be localized in the chloroplasts (Table 2).
Notably, 6 out of 8 pairs were correctly identified for chemosensitivity (i.e., posttreatment samples were assigned a higher predictive index for chemotherapy response than pretreatment samples, and therefore, predicted to be more resistant to therapy) (accuracy, 75%).
It is hypothesised that this gain-of-function effect results in increased Ca2+ influx, and therefore predicts increased neurotransmission.
Fire disturbance severely modifies ecosystem structure and functioning, and therefore predicting post-fire responses is pivotal to improve land management.
It has been stated that hemoglobin drops within minutes of a traumatic injury and therefore predicts the need for an intervention to stop a hemorrhage [23].
