The phrase "as predicted only" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something occurred solely as predicted, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The results of the experiment were as predicted only, with no unexpected outcomes."
Alternatives: "as expected solely" or "only as forecasted".
It is likely that the failure of the redemption to come as predicted only strengthened his resolve to perform a redeeming act of his own, namely, to emigrate to the Land of Israel and devote himself entirely to the religious life he describes in his writings.
As predicted, only small or zero correlations of metaphor-congruent gestures with prior experience or cognitive ability could be found.
As predicted, only the HC manipulation produced increases in motivation to quit smoking and a reduction in smoking 3 months later.
Last: politically, could the range of simultaneous foreign policy crises -- ISIS, Israel-Gaza, Ukraine, a rising China -- become the lens voters look through in November rather than, as predicted only a few months back, Obamacare and the economy?
As predicted, only a limited amount of proteins coimmunoprecipitate with H7 in SDS buffer.
As predicted, only basal levels of MAPK activity were exhibited upon stimulation of the cells with OKT3 compared with the parental Jurkat cell line.
In recent days, weather experts predicted that the Red River might not rise as high as had been predicted only days before, offering some comfort in Fargo.
Intel didn't have much to add to the great holiday-demand debate on late Thursday, as it predicted only a seasonal sales uptick and stated the quarter has proceeded pretty much as expected thus far.
These are AS 170, Sp14D1; AS 1616, CLIPB15; AS 1120, CLIPA7; and AS 995, agCP5701, previously predicted only computationally.
While theoretical solar-to-fuel efficiencies as high as 16 19% have been predicted, only 0.8% efficiency has been achieved experimentally with heat loss being the main drawback [66].
Computer simulations assuming random mating, no selection and recombination as a Poisson process predicted only 11 17% of chromosome segments ≥7 cM, significantly less than the 73% observed (P < 0.0001).
