The phrase "as predicted when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific prediction made at a certain time or under certain conditions.
Example: "The results of the experiment were consistent with the outcomes as predicted when the hypothesis was first proposed."
Alternatives: "as forecasted at" or "as anticipated when".
Current methods are based on the assembly of parts characterized in different contexts, which often fail to operate as predicted when combined.
Therefore, within each species, gene expression predicts relaxed constraint and the DFE method can detect relaxed constraint and strong purifying selection as predicted when gene expression levels are taken into account47.
As predicted, when the cross-cut role condition included the reintroduction of the numerical imbalance, the intergroup attitudes of majorities were more favorable than when the cross-cut condition did not reintroduce this discrepancy.
As predicted, when the subjects were in the tidy room they chose the health boost more often — almost twice as often — when it had the "classic" label: that is, when it was associated with convention.
Also as predicted, when the subjects were in the messy room, they chose the health boost more often — more than twice as often — when it was said to be "new": that is, when it was associated with novelty.
However, as predicted, when the population was in an elevated physiological state, elephant family groups exhibited less tortuosity, and moved 77% faster when in corridors as opposed to core areas, compared to only a 20% difference between corridor and core area speed when not in an elevated physiological state.
And while Vine, the mini-video sharing app, may not have been as globe-conquering as was predicted when it launched, it's been crucial to the spread of underground hip-hop.
Indeed, as we predicted, when people were described as having special needs, they were viewed more negatively than when they were described as having a specific disability (e.g., is blind, has Down syndrome, is autistic, has ADHD).
Additionally, as would be predicted, when single molecules are tested, the heterozygotic calls (XY) decrease dramatically, with the number of homozygous calls and no-calls increasing proportionately.
Prok2 injection in Six3-Cre Lhx1lox/lox mice, dramatic changes in not just phase-shift magnitude, as might be predicted when the SCN oscillator is damped (Vitaterna et al., 2006), but also period length were surprising.
As could be predicted, when the top 100 protein-coding transcripts were subjected to unsupervised hierarchical clustering, the old and young mice were separated to each respective cohort (Fig. 1d).
