Sentence examples for because of predicted from inspiring English sources

Phillip Inman Civil service: Union hits back at budget cuts with strike threat Union leaders last night warned of strikes because of predicted job losses in the civil service caused by budget cuts.

Conditions expected to be suitable for transmission by mosquitoes for a month a year in London by 2041 and for three months in the South-east by 2071 because of predicted temperature rises.

The full dress rehearsal for the ceremony planned for Monday evening has been brought forward to Sunday because of predicted bad weather.

Selection bias may account for a difference in outcomes, particularly if some patients were selected for a trial of NIPPV because of predicted difficulty with intubation at the outset.

Before this interruption, insulin delivery had already been suspended by the algorithm because of predicted low glucose concentrations.

While most of computational annotation approaches are sequence-based, threading methods are becoming increasingly attractive because of predicted structural information that could uncover the underlying function.

Because collections of predicted transcripts only partially capture the complexity of real transcriptomes, we expect many of the variable gene models and associated polymorphisms not to be relevant in vivo.

Some scaffolds were assigned the profile 'unknown' because ≤50% of predicted proteins had hits to the same domain (these scaffolds were often from viruses and plasmids).

Because one of predicted domains (52 190) was consistent with the correct result, i.e. ranges 52-455 = 7 and 190-190 = 0) < = +10 aa, this prediction was as a accurate prediction.

For FEV1percentt predicted and FVCpercentt predicted, baseline age and height were not included because the percentage of predicted value already accounts for age and height.

As β increases, more and more proteins in the PPI data are covered because the number of predicted protein complexes increases.