Sentence examples for be readily predicted from inspiring English sources
Whether criticism will continue to aim at empirical exactitude or will turn in some new direction cannot be readily predicted, for the empiricist ideal and its sanctuary, the university, are not themselves secure from attack.
Under conditions favoring heteroaggregation in these regions, the fate of the ENPs can be readily predicted.
From this background, it follows that the response of the ore sulphides to CuSO4 may not be readily predicted, but depends on various circumstances.
Following reference [38], once θ is computed by Equation 4, D can be readily predicted as: D θ = D B 1 + D C D B - 1 θ, (6).
A simple empirical model was established which allows solids holdup in a gas-liquid-solid fluidized bed containing large and dense particles to be readily predicted based on the equation of Richardson and Zaki (1954, Trans. Inst. Chem. Engrs32, 35) for liquid-solid fluidized bed systems.
LeBron is unusual in that an attP site cannot be readily predicted from bioinformatic analysis.
Each of these gradients was readily predicted for a given light exposure, and the predictions correlated well with the experimental findings.
Under elastohydrodynamic lubrication (EHL) conditions, where the fluid viscosity is enormously higher by a factor of at least 106, impossibly high shear stresses are readily predicted, and the details of the failure of the Newtonian postulate become of immediate engineering importance.
This analysis revealed that the value of each stride parameter was readily predicted based solely on walking speed and body weight.
However, it was readily predicted by episodic memory models: the feature bias establishes a bias in long term memory representations, which results in a persistent effect on search performance.
Novel tyrosine kinase inhibitors have been developed to solve the mutation problem [ 3, 4]; however, their binding specificity and target profiles have not been readily predicted in pathological and normal cells [ 5, 6].
