Sentence examples for be enough to predict from inspiring English sources

The upshot is that knowing T1 should be enough to predict the future course of a local insurgency.

Having an entrepreneurial immediate family member does not seem to be enough to predict entrepreneurial intention.

Further, the moderated mediation analysis, cross-validated by the teacher interviews, showed evidence that high teacher expectations alone may not be enough to predict teacher enactment of ABPs.

In these settings, there is a high prevalence (pre-test probability) of HIV and TB; even in an exam in which findings are only suggestive (non-ideal sensitivity and specificity) of TB, these findings may be enough to predict the presence of the disease (post-test probability).

History of hypomania may therefore not be enough to predict positive IAMs.

But it is enough to predict that the Education Secretary may get a rougher ride when he addresses the National Association of Head Teachers conference on Sunday than he did at the secondary headteachers' conference last month.

One revelation: The first few years of papers are enough to predict who will become a PI.

It turns out this simple metric is enough to predict, with a high level of probability, the success of a product.

"Information that is publicly available is enough to predict Social Security numbers with a degree of accuracy which is quite concerning," he says.

Though it is enough to predict the length of M →, its direction is unknown, so we are not able to distinguish whether the moving acceleration is caused by speeding up or slowing down.

NCI's Anna Barker and Mark Guyer of the National Human Genome Research Institute, who oversee The Cancer Genome Atlas, told ScienceInsider that they're not persuaded by Vogelstein's argument that 100 tumor genomes are enough to predict what will be learned from many more cancer genomes.