Sentence examples for claimed to predict from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Among other prognostic markers, exaggerated expression of nuclear CCND1 has key role in tumour pathogenesis and metastases of CRC and has also been claimed to predict response to treatment.

The absence of serum markers for RA cannot be claimed to predict in general a milder disease course.

MIBI (a substrate for P-glycoprotein and the multidrug resistance protein) has also been claimed to predict survival and early response or resistance to chemotherapy [ 14, 15].

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

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

Rebecca devises questionnaires for women's magazines - "Is he Mr Right?", "Are you sexually compatible" - and her latest, rather less cheery, test is a longevity quiz, which claims to predict exactly when someone is going to die.

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.

As anyone who has flipped through a women's magazine in the last decade knows, Gottman claims to predict divorce with a 95 percent accuracy rate after observing couples during hourlong institutional sessions.

This is an AI-powered 'in-app mediation technology' which claims to predict supply and demand.