Sentence examples for broadly predict from inspiring English sources

Our group has also demonstrated the feasibility of being able to broadly predict treatment response at 6 months in children with new-onset polyarticular JIA based on patterns of whole blood gene expression at the time of clinical presentation6.

The paper argues that it is possible to broadly predict the market's long-run return by using traditional valuation measures mainly price/earnings and price/book ratios and provides a novel formula for arriving at a ballpark estimate.

Demographers and scientists alike broadly predict that once the history of the 21st century is written, water will have emerged as the primary commodity driving the socioeconomic forces shaping world politics and the well-being of the global population estimated even by mid-century to exceed nine billion.

In [ 18], Principal Component Analysis and linear correlation had been linked with comparative sequence analysis to study microarray data recorded during mouse stem cells differentiation, and to broadly predict potential miRNA-mRNA interactions.

As has been proposed for species elsewhere (Frederiksen et al., 2004; Cullen et al., 2009), such relationships could be used to broadly predict fledging success in Australasian gannets at this and other colonies.

Also, we confirmed that the polynomial-based approach allows us to broadly predict the magnitude of the numerical error as a function of the model parameters for a given truncation parameter Λ.

"I think there will be a move to try to guarantee these products" broadly, predicted Andrew G. Arnott, a product development official at Hancock.

When this parameter was 'fitted' to the data without the capacity reduction, the network model broadly predicted the route choice impacts of the capacity reduction, but with other values it was seen to perform poorly.

The media and industry analysts broadly predicted we would suffer significant customer losses as a result of the complexity of the merger.

So I replied, "19 days, but not a minute less". The media and industry analysts broadly predicted we would suffer significant customer losses as a result of the complexity of the merger.

The company "broadly" predicts 2002 revenue of between $8.4 billion and $8.9 billion at a bare minimum that would mean that if WorldCom can grow its earnings by $100 million during the year, it has met its estimates.