Sentence examples for commencement to predict from inspiring English sources
We also assessed the ability of a questionnaire administered before study commencement to predict social encounters.
This study aims to evaluate whether measuring physical performance and muscle mass at baseline in NSCLC patients, in addition to PS score, is able to predict commencement and successful completion of MDT-planned treatment.
A key goal of postgraduate selection is to predict trainability prior to commencement i.e. which individuals will successfully complete training [ 3].
It is noteworthy that these studies attempted to predict response before treatment commencement, always a more valuable prognostic test, sparing the patients all unnecessary morbidity and time, than reliably detecting early response, which the methods presented herein achieve.
Now, there is no way to predict what the former Chairman will say in his next commencement address.
"It is not possible to predict the outcome of the investigation," the company said, "which could include commencement of civil or criminal proceedings involving the imposition of fines, penalties".
Significant progress on magneto-hydrodynamic models such as ENLIL has made it possible to predict the arrival time of CMEs at Earth, so the onset of geomagnetic storms and their sudden commencement, the generation of energetic storm particles, and Forbush decreases can be predicted to a reasonable degree of accuracy.
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