Sentence examples for any prediction that from inspiring English sources

String theory has yet to produce any prediction that can be subjected to empirical test (e.g., to predict the masses of current or yet-to-be-discovered particles), and the multiverse may be fundamentally beyond the realm of empirical test.

"It's hard to find any prediction that was more wrong," said Benjamin Friedman, an economist at Harvard University.

Note that y can be any prediction that can be made with the model.

"But so far it hasn't made any predictions that I wouldn't have otherwise made.

He also backed off any predictions that he would return before opening day.

"I'm not going to make any predictions that I'm going to have 30 points and 30 rebounds.

Well, no knock-outs there but any predictions that Paul Ryan's mighty brainpower was going to wipe the floor with Old Joe seem misplaced.

By the week's end, Waleed Rashed, a leading member in the youth group that helped organize the Egyptian uprising, was resisting any predictions that Egypt's example will be easy to emulate.

The two models rely on hybrid systems developed for Formula One racing to deliver zero to 100kph times of less than three seconds.So, as visitors to the Detroit show will quickly realise, any predictions that the car industry will have to shift to slow, boring models to meet future fuel economy and emissions standards should be largely ignored.

We also eliminated any predictions that overlapped with Vega [68] or Yale (http://www.pseudogene.org) pseudogene annotations in the human genome.

Finally, when looking for novel ncRNA genes (as opposed to regulatory elements that might be located within protein-coding genes), we excluded any predictions that overlapped with previously annotated genes (protein-coding or non-coding), pseudogenes or transposons in FlyBase release 5.4 [39].