The phrase "are predicted because" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reasons or causes behind certain predictions or forecasts.
Example: "The weather patterns are predicted because of the changes in atmospheric pressure and temperature."
Alternatives: "are forecasted due to" or "are anticipated as a result of".
These pesticides were tested using the MDA-kb2 assays if they were predicted to have AR antagonist activity (n = 4) or if they had high exposure scores (> 8) regardless of their QSAR status, including 6 pesticides that were predicted not to have AR antagonist activity and 13 pesticides that could not be predicted because they were out of the domain of the QSAR model.
Some argue that earthquakes possess a property known as self-organized criticality (SOC), so earthquakes cannot be predicted because seismogenic regions are always in a critical state.
"It wasn't clear whether information cascades could be predicted because they happen so rarely," said Jure Leskovec, assistant professor of computer science.
He later coined the term "efficient markets" to describe his view that asset price movements could not be predicted because prices fully reflected all available information.
"The measured concentrations of both elements agree quantitatively with our calculations". Saturn's helium rain was predicted because of a different observation: Saturn is warmer than it should be, based on its age and predicted rate of cooling.
An incredible amount of rain, 15 to 30 inches with isolated amounts of up to 40 inches, is predicted because the storm is expected to stall and unload torrents for four to six straight days.
According to Redpath, the failure of a satellite tag can often be predicted because data transfer becomes more intermittent or erratic temperature readings are given off before it fails.
The disaster in West Bengal could not be predicted because it was the result of flash floods on several minor rivers; one report claimed that as many as 15,000 people had been swept away by the swirling waters in Bengal's Midnapore district.
In other words, a future that can be predicted because of something that you can see, hear, or understand at the moment of speaking.
Predictable mobility - Unlike MANETs, the movement of the network nodes in a VANET can be predicted because they move on a road network.
