Sentence examples for be predicted in a from inspiring English sources

"They do things that could not possibly be predicted in a rational world," said Mr. Morrell.

In the worst case, periodic behavior can be predicted in a chaotic regime.

To evaluate whether individual falls risk could be predicted in a frail elderly population.

Few models allow the effects of management on penetrometer resistance to be predicted in a simple way.

Osmotic and reverse diffusion in ternary systems now can be predicted in a simple and comprehensive manner.

This is a two-way coupled system with cell invasion depth (or substrate deformation) depends on the results of both mechanical and chemical processes, whose outcome can be predicted in a very efficient way under the current framework.

In this paper it is shown that the fatigue crack initiation time above the fatigue limit can be predicted in an analogous manner.

As might be predicted, in an appearance on "Good Morning America on Tuesday, they were asked a lot about sis Kim Kardashian's wedding to Kanye West.

The effect of androgens on OS in target tissues can not be predicted in an individual simply by measuring circulating androgen levels.

Furthermore, using only SNP data, ∼1% of the variance in intelligence test scores in a sample could be predicted in an independent sample (Davies et al. 2011).

The dif sequences are predicted in a total of 97 organisms, with a prediction rate of 97.00%.