Sentence examples for because of predictions from inspiring English sources

Fort Calhoun was shut down in April for refueling and stayed closed because of predictions of flooding.

Further south, local media reported that 90,000 sandbags had so far been handed out across Queensland's major city, Brisbane, because of predictions of heavy rain and flooding.

The situation has taken on an urgency because of predictions that the upcoming winter will be wetter than normal because of expected El Nino conditions.

However, by July and August, CSU and TSR all adjusted their forecasts downward because of predictions of cooler-than-average sea surface temperatures and above-average wind shear.

The extent of pleiotropy present in general was thought to be high because of predictions based on extensions of Fisher's geometric model.

This will have serious implications for the planning of health and welfare systems, not only because of predictions of a continuous increase in AF prevalence [ 3, 6, 7] given the close association between arrhythmia and aging, but also because of the current cost constraints due to the economic context.

For completeness of this study, we show results achieved with (with real-time retraining) linear predictor LNU (linear neural unit) that demonstrates the need for nonlinear predictive models because of prediction accuracy.

Manual check of remaining genes allowed the identification of additional conserved genes excluded from the previous test because of prediction or alignment ambiguities (see Methods for details).

Our countries in southern Africa have suffered drastically because of lack of prediction ability on the recent drought that was engulfing the region.

Because these sets of predictions are very concrete, they allow you to ask a well-defined question, and you can design experiments to answer that question.

The better-educated cleaved to one set of predictions because these chimed with what they already believed in.