Sentence examples for claim to predict from inspiring English sources

Her research focuses on the science behind DNA tests that (claim to) predict common diseases and traits, and she teaches prediction research as well as critical thinking.

Direct-to-consumer genetic tests, including ones that claim to predict disease risk, are loosely regulated in the U.S.

The LSAT, as the half-day exam is known, does not claim to predict much beyond a student's performance in law school.

This seems a bit off target as all admissions tests only claim to predict first year grades and you are saying that they do that well.

In fact, S.A.T. scores claim to predict academic performance only for the first year of college, and, even then, they explain less of the variation in grades than does high-school class rank or parents' education.

Then the process moves into the Wild West, where a new industry of vendors offer an astonishing array of smart-sounding tools that claim to predict who will be a good hire.

Dozens of Lebanese soothsayers — astrologers, clairvoyants and others who lay claim to predicting the future — now appear on Lebanese television, write books or columns or prepare horoscopes for newspapers, predicting everything from celebrations to calamities.

Futurologists prefer to call themselves "futurists", and they have stopped claiming to predict what "will" happen.

Some 180 years ago one character caused a national sensation by claiming to predict the weather a year in advance.

Short-wavelength automated perimetry (SWAP) has been claimed to predict conversion to glaucoma 3 to 4 years before standard automated perimetry (SAP) defects occur.

Three years ago, I stopped at a motorway services with my pregnant partner, who bought a sexist Krispy Kreme: it claimed to predict the sex of your baby.