Sentence examples for could sufficiently predict from inspiring English sources
In addition to the evidence from the place field measurements, even when the given task-demands were different, the classifier could sufficiently predict the journey from the ensemble activity patterns, suggesting that the journey representation is generalized and that non-spatial demand-specific representation is hierarchically ranked at a lower level.
If a single nitrite dipstick was positive it could not sufficiently predict bacteriuria [see Additional file 2].
If a single leukocyte esterase dipstick was positive it could not sufficiently predict bacteriuria [see Additional file 1].
Another question is whether resource use could be sufficiently predicted at all.
Although food-effect studies are usually conducted in animal models first, animal results may not sufficiently predict what could happen in humans.
The poor prognosis of renal failure is already sufficiently predicted by the SAPS3 score.
He could sufficiently disfigure Gingrich to survive Florida.
The proposed model could sufficiently describe the observed kinetic results.
we listen to their opinions on appellate judges -- 'their' opinions being the opinions from the home state senators, as well as others". Yet Bush found the deal sufficiently hazy that he could not predict its effect.
You could never predict that.
