Sentence examples for competence to predict from inspiring English sources

Our results suggested an importance of evaluation of DDR competence to predict breast cancer chemosensitivity, and merits further studying into its usefulness in exclusion of non-responder patients.

In conclusion, our results suggest the importance of evaluating DDR competence to predict breast cancer chemosensitivity and warrant further investigation into its effectiveness as a way to exclude non-responding patients.

These biomarkers were proposed to be potential candidates to predict oocyte competence and to select higher-quality embryos for transfer (Table 1).

For example, sophisticated software is now available to predict the competence of an organism to carry out particular pathways in secondary metabolism on the basis of automated annotations of its genes.

Serviceability response as well as ultimate limit conditions are quite complex to predict; high engineering competences are required to guarantee significant load carrying capacities with structural systems of extremely limited weight, and, as a consequence, of very modest costs to be competitive on the market.

According to the authors, the common experience is that these features often fail to predict the future fertilizing ability and developmental competence.

Attachment security has been found to predict positive developmental outcomes, such as, pro-social behaviors, competence with peers, social skills, and empathy (Lamb et al. 1985).

Intrinsic motivation seems to predict successful self-management, weight loss and glycaemic control by increasing perceived competence (similar to self-efficacy) [ 33].

Hovy et al. propose Multi-Annotator Competence Estimation (MACE) which uses EM to identify which annotators are trustworthy and considers this information to predict outputs [100].

"We tried to predict.

How? Hard to predict.