Sentence examples for commonly predicted from inspiring English sources

DHFR is the most commonly predicted target, which represents 534 (41%) of the total predictions, followed by plasmepsin 1 (280 predictions – 22%) and plasmepsin 2 (273 predictions – 21 histone deacetylase (184 predictions – 14%) and falcipain 2 (20 predictions – 2%).

Stress and stress changes are commonly predicted by numerical models but it is rarely possible to verify these predictions.

After all, it was once commonly predicted that it would take centuries to populate this vast land.

Among microhabitat variables, medium-sized tree density and tree species diversity most commonly predicted bird presence or abundance.

On the other hand, deformations in the platform members are commonly predicted under the assumption that the ship hulls are strong enough to be treated as rigid.

Coral community decline and resultant 'turn-off' of reef accretion potential are commonly predicted outcomes of the increasing environmental stresses experienced by many coral reefs.

It is observed that finite element test simulations conducted with defacto standard practices commonly predict lower capacities than indicated by experimental tests.

Cereal crop models commonly predict spikelet number or post-floral sink capacity in function of shoot growth rate during panicle development (Bouman et al. 2001; Kouressy et al. 2008).

Clinically, EZH2 mutations seem to commonly predict poor prognosis worse OS/leukemia-free survival (LFS), high-risk IPSS score especially in myeloid malignancies (Guglielmelli et al., 2011; Khan et al., 2013; Nikoloski et al., 2010).

While comparative bacterial genomic studies commonly predict a set of genes indicative of common ancestry, experimental validation of the existence of this core genome requires extensive measurement and is typically not undertaken.

Investigators in some fields commonly predict that decision making for the following experiments, clinical practice and paper's submission should be based on the findings of scientific studies published in journals.