Sentence examples for consequence to predict from inspiring English sources
It can also guide the collection of relevant data and the design of experiments to close knowledge gaps, and provides a useful extension to the BEEHAVE honeybee model, enabling future users to explore how landscape structure and food availability affect the foraging decisions and patch visitation rates of the bees and, in consequence, to predict colony development and survival.
As a consequence, to predict changes in wages, the same quadratic model is used to detect the U-shaped evolution of employment shares (Kampelmann and Rycx 2011).
These systems support the police by proving the possibility to not only display temporal and spatial crime data, but also to develop models to identify crime hot spots and in further consequence to predict potential crime areas as well (Sherman, Gartin, & Buerger, 1989).
Every war, however skilfully conducted - and our own armed forces have shown unmatched skill in such conflicts - produces its quota of sorrow and anger, with consequences hard to predict.
The introduction of genes in another living organism or other species is a process unstable and insecure with side effects and consequences difficult to predict on the recipient genome and interaction with the surrounding environment.
The public-private mix in Swedish primary healthcare has changed substantially with consequences difficult to predict while the lack of data and neglect of research in this field have hindered informed policy-making [ 49].
As a consequence, a correlation to predict the optimal battery size is proposed as a function of these two parameters (7).
There will be " crashes" ahead as a result of austerity, says Lewis, and the social consequences are difficult to predict.
But if we continue along our current path, the consequences are impossible to predict.
The powerful thing about the gift – as opposed to an investment – is that its consequences are impossible to predict.
For generations, student demonstrations have been a leading catalyst for change in Indonesia and elsewhere in Asia, but the consequences are difficult to predict.
