Sentence examples for be predicted with some from inspiring English sources

All that can be predicted with some confidence.

Failure modes are well understood and can be predicted with some accuracy.

In both cases the results are mostly qualitative, nevertheless the tendencies of the real process (stability, interdependence on operating conditions) can be predicted with some accuracy.

Some properties (such as rock outcrop, percent clay in the B horizon) could be predicted with some reliability across the catchments, while others (such as litter loads, surface cover) could not.

The definition of these FEs was based on double shear tests that were performed specifically for this purpose and they have shown that the debonding phenomenon can be predicted with some accuracy.

Quite how Leicester will respond to the sight of their home-grown flanker wearing a Bath shirt is anyone's guess, but it can be predicted with some certainty that they will not throw a party in celebration.

Dry patch formation within the falling film was only observed with upwardly impinging jets, and the tendency to form dry patches was predicted with some success by a simple two-stream model.

For the basin area temperatures between 130 and 180 °C are predicted with some local anomalies of higher temperature.

Although significant increases in therapeutic doses were predicted with some variants compared to hu3S193 wild type, increased toxicities to normal tissue such as the liver and kidneys were also predicted.

In the valleys, 15 to 25 mph gusts are predicted, with some gusts of up to 40 mph, Seto said.

Introns have been predicted with some accuracy in only three of the sequenced Candida genomes - C. albicans, C. dubliniensis and D. hansenii.