Sentence examples for be predicted to require from inspiring English sources
The reason is that on the basis of the "hit" theory, as usually described for ionizing radiation effects, a gene mutation would be predicted to require one hit whereas chromosome alterations would require two hits.
Compared to rectangular waveforms, decaying exponential waveforms with time constants >500 μs were predicted to require 2%-42%-4%s stimulus energy to activate directly models of CST axons and 0.4%-2% less stimulus energy to evoke EMG activity in vivo.
It is important to remember that the United States ranks just 14th globally in the proportion of its population with a postsecondary degree and that five years from now more than 60percentt of all U.S. jobs are predicted to require some level of postsecondary education.
The number of children predicted to be requiring antiretroviral treatment varies by age: 207/1037 (19.9%) of surviving HIV infected children aged 3 years or younger were predicted to require treatment depending on whether an immediate diagnosis of HIV was made or not; 115/731 (15.7%) of surviving children aged 4 6 years and 190/795 (23.8%) of surviving children 7 10 years of age.
The decision to perform early tracheostomy can be guided if the patient is predicted to require prolonged mechanical ventilation.
This is illustrated by patient 8, who was predicted to require 7.4 g or 11.8 g of piperacillin, depending on the regimen, to achieve the target concentration.
Given energy content, algae are predicted to require a production cost of $2.83 gal−1 to be competitive with petroleum-based fuels (based on March 2014 oil prices) (Chisti 2007).
Trans-acting modules are predicted to require high physicochemical specificity between them in order to avoid unwanted cross-talk between different signalling pathways comprising conserved domains.
