The phrase "appears to predict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing observations or analyses that suggest a certain outcome or trend based on available data or evidence.
Example: "The recent data analysis appears to predict a significant increase in sales for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "seems to forecast" or "looks to indicate".
But the news might not have surprised one person, who put together a remarkably prescient image that appears to predict the change.
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Helpfully ceruloplasmin also appears to predict whether or not the pregnancy will be successful.
In addition, the P C ratio appears to predict trends in protein excretion over time.
The advanced hydrodynamic model appears to predict the experimentally observed diameters satisfactorily.
Conclusions: An early rise in central venous pressure appears to predict weaning failure during a spontaneous breathing trial.
This method appears to predict cell behaviour in the presence of degradation products that are closely related to DNA damage.
The advanced hydrodynamic model appears to predict the experimentally observed diameters, formation times and shapes of bubbles quite satisfactorily.
Now researchers have taken a small step in that direction: They've deciphered a genetic "signature" that, in several tumor samples, appears to predict whether a cancer will spread.
The theoretical model proposed in the present study appears to predict the pressure drop satisfactorily for gas liquid dispersed flow in the concurrent gas liquid downflow bubble column.
The SP-GGA+U method appears to predict O-H and H-bonding more realistically based on the bulk goethite results, so values in Fig. 4c are likely to be more accurate.
