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The authors predicted that the biggest handover of wealth to the next generation was imminent.
The authors predicted that the law was unprepared to deal with privacy cases, and about a decade later, history proved them right.
As truncation of only the C-terminal residues did not prevent incorporation, the authors predicted that the N-terminal residues might play a role in rRNA binding.
The authors predicted that the presence of interaction terms in the model would improve the model predictions for the hypertensive population.
The combined SHARON-anammox system could work stably over long periods, and the authors predicted that the combination process was ready for full-scale implementation.
Based on GCM projections and human population demographics, the authors predicted that the magnitude and distribution of DF would increase and encompass a larger total population and percent of the population (Hales et al. 2002).
In the Discussion, the authors " predict that lesioning the modules with small periods will expand place field widths, while lesioning modules with large periods will lead to increased firing at locations outside the main place field, at scales set by the missing module.
The study's authors predict that added competition from biosimilars could lead to a "$44.2 billion reduction in direct spending on biologic drugs" over the next ten years, while cautioning that "actual savings will hinge on the specifics of the final FDA regulations".
What's more, the authors predict that the annual amount of plastic waste tumbling out to sea will more than double in the next 10 years.
The authors predict that the challenge of future research on design of two-phase ejector is how to generate a pressure rise in diffuser for minimum compressor work and optimum COP improvement.
However, the authors predict that the rates at which women have gained footholds in different fields may be related to how much these fields emphasize the importance of genius.
