Sentence examples for discussing and predicting from inspiring English sources

Understanding erosion rate distribution and its controlling factors is necessary for discussing and predicting landscape formations.

Furthermore, we discuss and predict the domain structure and location of the catalytic core based on literature and on bioinformatics analysis.

The branch of chemistry in which we discuss and predict the chemical structure by using mathematical tools without referring to quantum mechanics is called mathematical chemistry [1, 2].

While the functional coupling between the side chains of T203 and Y206 is likely unrelated to the effects caused by the vicinal disulfide, it provides support for the ligand-binding interactions previously discussed and predicted by the crystal structure.

These pundits (where do they all go, by the way, after the election?) should be discussing and debating the issues, not predicting the outcome.

Their estimation is discussed and applied to predicting the yields of fast complex reactions in plug-flow static mixers and in a semibatch stirred tank reactor under conditions where neither macromixing nor turbulent dispersion were limiting.

Propagation models are discussed and comparisons between predicted and measured results demonstrate the validity of the technique.

It started accelerating during the industrial revolution, as the world started getting more complicated, while ordinary events, the ones we study and discuss and try to predict from reading the newspapers, have become increasingly inconsequential.

The extraordinary preferential Na+ occupation of the beta alumina structure even in the presence of high Li+ activity is discussed and similar behavior predicted for another beta alumina composition.

In this paper, the groundwater assessment modelling of mine pits was discussed in predicting of groundwater inflows and reviewing analytical and numerical approaches.

Predictive models for the compressive strength and shrinkage of concrete containing PLWA were discussed and a unified model predicting the compressive strength and shrinkage of concrete containing PLWA was suggested.