The phrase "are predicted statistically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing forecasts or estimations based on statistical analysis or data.
Example: "The outcomes of the experiment are predicted statistically to show a significant improvement in results."
Alternatives: "are statistically forecasted" or "are statistically estimated".
The effect this produces on the measuring instrument is what issues in the measurement "result" which, because it is uncontrollable, can only be predicted statistically.
However, we showed that with the current prosthetic design, knee ROM values after 24 months can be predicted statistically from the ROM values at 3 months [ 7].
We show that several miRNAs are predicted as statistically significant regulators for various modules of tightly co-expressed genes.
This is again emphasized through Figs. 3c and 4c which marks only residues that are part of the binding site, and among these, the ones that are predicted to be involved in functional divergence are marked in red, suggesting that quite a few residues that are forming the cavity can be statistically predicted to be contributing to functional divergence.
Interestingly, we find that the node counts are best predicted (statistically) by the sentence counts in Table 1 more so than the document or word counts which leads to a hypothesis about the structure of the language in our corpora: that unique concepts arise out of distinct sentences rather than other textual boundaries.
The optimum adsorption of thorium using styrene divinylbenzene-based restyrene divinylbenzene-basedicted statistically by the CCD method.
In Model II the Catastrophic trajectory group probability was predicted by all statistically significant variables at the study time points (before fracture, discharge, six weeks after discharge).
In this study, 55 clusters of co-expressed genes (corresponding to 1,034 genes) were predicted to have statistically significant overrepresentation of the AP2_1 motif in the upstream regions of their genes.
If hypervolaemia was predicted, then in fact a statistically significant lower CBV was found than if normovolaemia or hypovolaemia was predicted.
No statistically significant difference is predicted between the PRT and MST intervention groups.
