Sentence examples for could reasonably predict from inspiring English sources
The placement of similar sites on the PCA biplot illustrates the predictive power of PCA as implemented here; one could reasonably predict where a new site might plot based on measurements of only a handful of well-chosen biological and physico-chemical parameters.
"That is something that one could reasonably predict in an environment where abortion becomes even illegal, or even more inaccessible than it has been.
One could reasonably predict that philosophical arguments concerning these matters will continue indefinitely into the future.
The analytical model developed could reasonably predict the cracking and ultimate moment of stone slabs strengthened with reinforced mortar.
A mathematical model based on the properties of various elements in the tactile probe is developed, which could reasonably predict the general performance of the system.
The code analysis result proved that it could reasonably predict the FLB transient including the actuation of the PAFS and the natural convection.
Therefore, the relative position of a sentence could also reasonably predict the PICO element to which it is related.
As observed concentrations could be assumed to be at steady state and fluctuating little over the dosing interval, they could be reasonably predicted using a steady state infusion model (eq. 1).
Some things could be reasonably predicted or deduced.
Parametric studies revealed that the horizontal wall deflection at each stage of excavation could be reasonably predicted with a simple correlation between stiffness parameters with field standard penetration tests (SPTs) N value for Hardening Soil model.
Comparisons against homogeneous reactor calculations showed that the ignition location in mixture fraction space could be reasonably predicted for the high-temperature case, whereas discrepancies occurred for the intermediate- and low-temperature ones due to the shift in the maximum reactivity of the system caused by the cool flame appearance.
