Sentence examples for as we predict for from inspiring English sources

In the putative binding mode for 5u to the ATP site in TOR, the morpholine makes a hydrogen bond to the equivalent residue, Val2240, as we predict for the morpholine moiety in Ku-0063794.

"This is turning into – as we predicted for a long time – a regional conflict which does pose a threat to the security of the United States of America," Mr McCain told CNN, describing the Obama administration's response to the crisis as "very, very ineffective, to say the least".

It was important to use linkage mapping to test the genes identified from association mapping, as we predicted a high rate for false discovery based on empirically calculating an FDR.

For this reason we did not continue to analyse all the available samples using the Ion AmpliSeq panel after our initial evaluation of 24 samples as we predicted a higher failure rate for the remaining sub-optimal samples.

Considering that NFAP2 elutes from the reversed-phase column as early as naturally folded PAF, the same interlocking disulfide bond pattern (abcabc) seems to be the most probable for NFAP2 as we predicted in silico (Fig. 2c).

The region has become a killing field for wolves, just as we predicted".

"The hour has arrived, as we've predicted, for this brigade to become the principal headache for a small group of Colombians who have declared war on 40 million Colombians".

With a limiting external transport step, overall transformation fluxes do not become saturated at concentrations as low as predicted for Michaelis Menten-type kinetics.

As well as predicting for response to Herceptin, HER2 amplification is interesting with regards to morphological correlations.

Therefore, if the device behaves differently for cation removal then it may not be as effective as predicted for positive mode nano-ESI-MS experiments.

We do not know the range of risk factors that influence unplanned admission rates and we are as yet unable to predict for which patients exactly interventions are best targeted in order to prevent 'avoidable' admissions.