Sentence examples for be interesting to predict from inspiring English sources

It would, thus be interesting to predict the voltage variations across the network of cables in Indian Ocean due to the motional induction by tsunami.

In addition, due to importance of oxygen delivery to site of injury and to promote wound healing process, it will be interesting to predict the oxygen profile within the electrospun mat and also the skin layer as an example.

While most news organizations come up with some kind of a "look back" at 2010 (do we really want to read the same news again?), or a top 10 list (usually made up of movies that you have never heard of by a reviewer who would not haveseen those movies if he had to pay to see them like you and me), I thought it would be interesting to predict the future.

In particular, when the system is in the epidemic phase, it could be interesting to predict if in the following week there would be an increase in the rate (indicating that the analyzed week is previous to the peak in the analyzed season) or whether there would be a decrease in the rate (indicating that the peak has already been reached).

It is interesting to predict the metabolic stability of drug target proteins and compare the results with the half-life spans of the corresponding drugs.

Therefore, it would be interesting to computationally predict the interacting pairs of proteins that might be regulating the multiple abiotic stress-responsive genes, followed by their detailed experimental validations.

In this view, it would be interesting to be able to predict, which colonized patients will actually develop ESBL-PE related infections, so as to control the increasing use of carbapenems that may jeopardize their efficacy in a near future.

In this view, it would be interesting to be able to predict, which patients will actually develop ESBL-PE-related infections, so as to control the increasing use of carbapenems that may jeopardize their efficacy in a near future.

Given these advantages, it would be interesting to be able to predict the results of health-state utility methods and the willingness to pay methods based on the results from quality of life instruments [ 39].

However, it may be interesting to combine reference populations to predict breeding values for individuals from another population.

It would be interesting to investigate a possible predicting role of the distal factors and possible mediation effects of the proximal factors in longitudinal research.