Sentence examples for attempting to predict which from inspiring English sources
Raeder et al. [75] dig a bit deeper into that last topic, by attempting to predict which link will decay and which will persist, based on several local indicators.
The alternative to attempting to predict which patients will commit suicide is to provide an adequate standard of care to all patients, including supporting all patients to develop a pragmatic safety plan, referral to local services for those in acute distress and providing effective treatment for depression to people who would not otherwise receive any treatment.
For this reason, many comparative studies have attempted to predict which species will become invasive, once introduced into a region, from biological traits postulated to be correlated with invasiveness [3], [4].
One can only attempt to predict which asthmatic children on CS are likely to develop HPAS. 1 Alternatively, a search for mutations or gene polymorphisms which determine the interindividual variation at various levels of the HPA should be undertaken.
HTC's application launcher attempts to predict which apps you're likely to want access to based on the time of day, your location and apps you've previously used.
In an attempt to predict which, if any, of these conformations/configurations might be favoured in the gas phase, a series of ab initio and density functional theory (DFT) calculations were performed on a variety of possible structures.
This is the first report on the prediction of the frequency and distribution of ESEs in the BRCA1 gene, and it is the first reported attempt to predict which ESEs are most likely to be functional and therefore which sequence variants in ESEs are most likely to be pathogenic.
Natural adaptability is fundamentally different from merely reacting to a crisis (which is too late) or attempting to predict the next crisis (which is almost certain to fail, especially in species like humans when complex behaviors are involved).
And then to complete the circle, toss in the real-time crime centers being deployed in cities across the country, which will be attempting to "predict" crimes and identify criminals before they happen based on widespread surveillance, complex mathematical algorithms and prognostication programs.
It is worthwhile to point out that the current model is a prototype model, which needs to be further improved and vigorously validated before attempting to predict immunogenicity.
