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A convincing demonstration that SSRs can be completely predicted from transient responses would indicate that both phenomena are probably generated by the same mechanism.

Evidence from studies of community-dwelling stroke survivors reveals that problems with participation cannot be completely predicted from disability levels.

Some recent published studies have shown inhibitory effect of calcium phosphate coatings on osteoblasts in vitro [ 50, 51], but their performance in vivo cannot be completely predicted by these data.

Since the brain is complicated, the full outcome of a neurological event cannot be completely predicted.

And the warmth dimension is completely predicted by cooperative or competitive intent.

Perception of competence, for example, is completely predicted by perceived status.

Her research finds that the warmth we feel toward and from other groups "is completely predicted by cooperative or competitive intent". For example, framing immigrant children as taking resources away from the native-born fosters a competitive mindset.

In addition to this, the candidates additionally predicted by the HMM in the transition of the top 150 list to the top 200 list are completely predicted by the SHMM.

It's not that it's impossible to predict anything; plenty of things are completely predictable.

Last summer's joint American-Iraqi operation, codenamed "Together Forward", was followed by the most vicious round of killing yet seen in the city.Now, with the surge, "this is going to be completely different," predicts General Keane.

This approach does not account for the complexity of in vivo DNA adduct formation resulting from endogenous sources, such as oxidative stress or lipid peroxidation, or as a result of exposure to complex mixtures of chemicals which cannot be completely anticipated or predicted.