Sentence examples for definitive prediction from inspiring English sources
This is a typically pointed and intelligent assessment, as you might expect from Azinger, although it does lack a definitive prediction of the outcome.
The new report reinforces each of these points, discussing the "considerable uncertainty" about the science, natural variability of the climate, and the fact that "definitive prediction of potential outcomes is not yet feasible".
Another constitutional law expert, George Williams, told Guardian Australia he was less willing to make a definitive prediction about what the high court would say, but says there would be "significant constitutional problems with giving the decision-making power to a minister".
However, a physics-based definitive prediction remains difficult because SEP occurrence is related to various physical processes yet to be fully clarified, such as solar flares, coronal mass ejections, coronal and interplanetary shock waves, and particle acceleration and transport mechanisms.
Then, a maximal scoring combination of genes is calculated as the definitive prediction.
Warner et al. 12 suggest that it is inappropriate to screen for mutations such as R117H for which a definitive prediction of clinical outcome can not be provided.
Mr. Jacquemin said they field a lot of requests for definitive predictions about Christmas.
"It is still way too early to make any definitive predictions," said Iain Valentine, director of Giant Pandas for the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland.
Like-for-like advertising revenues rose 2.1% at Johnston Press's long-standing businesses in 2002 and the company's chief executive, Tim Bowdler, said he expected growth to continue throughout the year but admitted uncertainty about an impending war made it hard to make definitive predictions.
The obtained information is combined to give definitive predictions for each interaction.
If that happens, it's golden for Microsoft, but we are still too early to make any definitive predictions about how that will play out.
