Sentence examples for as one might predict from inspiring English sources

Against the odds, Danford juggles all this with aplomb, and nothing proceeds quite as one might predict.

It is not a strain, however, to which Davies pays much heed, and the poetry that we hear in his movie, recited in Nixon's voiceover, is of a wry tranquillity, concluding, as one might predict, with "Because I could not stop for Death —  / He kindly stopped for me".

As one might predict, the dominant packing feature of this set of structures is the N-H…O dimer formed by the oxindole moieties of the structures, SC A01 (Figure 7).

However, proteins containing more than three zinc-fingers do not bind as tightly as one might predict, and it appears that some type of strain is introduced when a six-finger protein is constructed with canonical linkers.

As one might predict, the only Pokémon cards that are actually valuable are the ones that are extremely hard to find and were printed in limited quantities.

Was it without effect as one might predict if it is specific for alpha-adrenergic receptors?

Clinical trials in HIV-infected individuals are underway but no data are available as yet, although one might predict that limited protection will be achieved in individuals with low T-cell counts.

If Lf acts as a niche indicator, one might predict an association between the presence of Lf and genes required for colonization of the nasopharynx.

If C22 and C28 were normally bound together as an intramolecular disulfide one might predict that the lone cysteines of the single C22S and C28S mutants in their native virion states would be free and available to react with BMCC-biotin.

Based on previous research in the fast food domain, one might predict a stronger effect of colour nutritional labels for healthier as compared to less healthy food options.

As B. terrae BS001 possesses an exceptionally large genome, one might predict the ample presence of novel biosynthesis gene clusters.