Sentence examples for has predicted to from inspiring English sources

The summer temperature of the past four decades has been changed by 0.548 °C and based on the best performed model (bccr and cccma), it has predicted to increase by 0.59 and 0.743 °C, respectively by the next four decades (Table 12).

Consequently, if in the starting test set there is a glutathione peroxidase which the method has predicted to be a catalase, this benchmarking strategy would erroneously assess this result as correct.

For instance, a recent study has predicted to have approximately 2,000 false-positive SNPs per genome, even if the overall SNP calling accuracy is 99.4% and the majority of these SNPs were found to be population specific [ 22].

In the short term, the new technology worked, much as Huxley had predicted, to swell catches.

Beninati, who the previous week had predicted to me that the bottom was near, sensed vindication.

Morgan had predicted to the F.B.I. that the influence of radicals, such as Guevara and Raúl Castro, would diminish in Cuba.

The fifth instalment, out earlier this year, refuelled a series which some had predicted to be bound for the scrapyard.

In 1892 the Postal Telegraph Company had predicted to The New York Times that its headquarters would be "an ornament to Broadway".

It is the second quarter in a row in which Mr. Gephardt failed to raise as much money as his advisers had predicted to Democrats.

It was a homecoming no one in their families could have predicted, to the Lower East Side neighborhood their parents' generation could not wait to leave.

In fact, it took a decade, one failed marriage to Kate Winslet and the sort of populist project that no one would have predicted to lure him home.