Sentence examples for be predicted on from inspiring English sources

That's problematic in itself; this election can't be predicted on the basis of just one number, not least because a candidate's vote share does not neatly translate to their chances of winning the White House.

The "Rosetta stone" hypothesis suggests that the function of one protein domain may be predicted on the basis of its fusion to another domain of known function.

In it he showed that consumers' choices cannot be predicted on an individual basis, but only probabilistically.

It was the first to be predicted on the basis of the Newtonian theory of universal gravitation, its path mapped clearly and advertised widely in advance.

In general, the responses are what might be predicted on the basis of connections made to lateral geniculate neurons having the chromatic responses already known.

In general, the relative strength of oxyacids can be predicted on the basis of the electronegativity and oxidation number of the central nonmetal atom.

The modern definition states that a compound is aromatic if it is significantly more stable than would be predicted on the basis of the most stable Lewis structural formula written for it.

The high mortality can be predicted on the APACHE II system applied to our patient population.

The solvent effect can be predicted on the basis of its vapor sorption isotherm.

These results cannot be predicted on the basis of the traditional Langmuir isotherm or other currently available descriptions of adsorption.

Since satellite trajectories and orientation can be predicted, on-board routing schemes can base these forwarding decisions on a contact plan comprising all forthcoming communication opportunities.