Sentence examples for characterized to predict from inspiring English sources
There are important compositional differences among bmr forage sorghum hybrids that need to be characterized to predict animal response accurately.
As underlined by Poli and Schmidt (2002), this suggests that a wide pressure-temperature-composition space has to be characterized to predict the evolution of subducting slabs.
The biochemical function of the introduced protein is not sufficiently characterized to predict risks for mammals.
In addition to the TNF1-opt quadruple variant, several intermediate variants (double, triple variants) were characterized to compare predicted affinities to observed TNF-α affinities.
The attempt to use the clinical presentation in these somewhat better characterized patients to predict which animals in the group "questionable atopic" were likely to respond to a diet trial was unsuccessful.
While continuous rotary calcination is a widely used thermal treatment in large-scale catalyst manufacturing, the process's heat and mass transfer mechanisms remain a challenge to characterize and to predict.
Although P1 is a surface antigen clearly related to adherence, no known protein functions such as ligand binding have been clearly predicted or characterized to it [ 56].
It described the threat that killed our fellow citizens as a "gathering storm" which went unrecognized and unchecked for too many years and characterized the inability to predict the attack itself as a "failure of imagination".
The inability to select parts based upon their characterized behavior, or to predict how parts will function together, may help to explain why the complexity of systems assembled by synthetic biologists may have reached a plateau [5].
Nevertheless, ROS generation is a major event during NP-induced injury that needs to be thoroughly characterized in order to predict NP-induced toxicity.
Furthermore, somatic mutations in cancer can be used in clinical studies and molecular pathology to characterize tumor types, to predict response to treatment, and to find the best suited treatment.
