Sentence examples for because they predict from inspiring English sources
Web tools such as 'COSMID' and 'Cas-OFFinder' are used to minimise the effect because they predict potential off-target sites for candidate sgRNAs30,31.
the end of what Christians call the Old Testament because they predict the coming of a messiah and make a natural transition to the New.
Colleges have been known in the past to place great students on wait lists, simply because they predict the student will enroll elsewhere.
Pinning down the radii of neutron stars might allow physicists to evaluate the theories, because they predict different 'equations of state' — formulae that link pressure, temperature and density of matter.
The results come with disclaimers saying the results don't mean much yet, because they predict only about 5 points of IQ. "I hope people are not getting it thinking that this is a true measure of their intelligence," says Alain Coletta, a bioinformatics scientist and the founder of GenePlaza.
That's a rate of applications that Bachman calls "staggering". Bachman looks at applications for installations because they predict both the volume and mix of future panel sales and installations.
They aren't talking about the company's design or functionality--because they predict it will all change several times before Airtime goes live--sometime toward the end of 2011.
Many Iranian campaigners advised the Americans against providing the dollars because they predicted such consequences.
Cues were designed to be highly meaningful because they predicted the delivery of high and low painful stimuli.
I would be more interested in hearing from those who were sidelined in 2003 because they predicted a difficult path and recommended caution.
In addition, Mr. Page said, city officials had already been projecting lower revenue from real estate transactions in the current fiscal year than in the year that ended in June because they predicted fewer large deals like the $5.4 billion purchase of Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village.
