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If the movie does go ahead, it can safely be predicted that it will lack the intensity of Toback's documentary.

You felt an enormous range of possibilities, that whatever was happening couldn't be predicted, that it was a movement toward a place unknown.

On that tour bus, you couldn't help but be aware of an enormous range of possibilities – that whatever was happening couldn't be predicted, that it was a movement towards a place unknown.

It can be predicted that it would be very difficult to train mice to differentiate volatiles from urine mixtures, e.g. from groups of B6J vs. ß2mJ mice compared to B6J (group1) vs. B6J (group 2) and ß2mJ (group1) vs. ß2m (group2), as used in this paper (Fig. 1).

It would be predicted that it might be possible to reconstruct stages in evolutionary eye degeneration by studying the molecular genetics of ocular development across a phylogenetic reconstruction of the sighted and non-sighted talpids.

If, as seems possible, stringency is a relatively stable trait then it might be predicted that it would relate to other aspects of personality or behaviour, and in particular the Big Five, which have been shown to relate to many and varied aspects of human behaviour [ 48, 49].

It is predicted that it will become more difficult to notice the assistance during teleoperation, where a perspective is lacking.

For example, Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) claimed that "in fact, recent scientific data shows that the earth is currently in a cooling period, and it's predicted that it will continue to cool over the next 20 years".

Since subproteome enrichment reduces the complexity of samples and facilitates MS analysis, it has been predicted that it will improve the sensitivity of protein identification significantly [9].

In the case of DAT1 it has been predicted that it is targeted by 49 miRNAs identified in miRDB database [ 29].

It is predicted that it will be possible to improve synthetic enzyme mixtures further by the addition of additional accessory enzymes.