Sentence examples for holds predict from inspiring English sources

The broader S&P 500 index, should, if the theory holds, predict the election just as well.

Many yacht clubs hold predicted log races in which navigational skill rather than speed is the basis for scoring.

If the current polls hold, predicting the election outcome will boil down to making a series of educated guesses about the relationship between state and national polls, and between the Electoral College and the popular vote.

HER2 is a relatively new prognostic marker and holds promise for predicting response to various therapies and for target-specific therapy.

This approach holds promise for predicting the response of individual tumours to tirapazamine in the clinic.

These observations support the notion that nuclear Ep-ICD accumulation even in early stage breast tumors holds promise for predicting aggressive disease.

Our method holds promise for predicting in vivo function when only in vitro TF binding data and an ensemble of closely related genome sequences are available.

A recent meta-analysis has confirmed that the efficacy of highly toxic anthracyclines in early breast cancer is limited to women with HER2 (ERBB2) amplification or overexpression [ 1] and EGFR copy number holds promise in predicting response to the expensive monoclonal cetuximab, in contrast to the apparent failure of immunohistochemical staining for EFGR [ 2].

For the whole cull option was 0.47% (95% CI: 0.32 0.68) and for the genotype and cull or mixed option (both options applied in different flocks of the same holding), the predicted within-holding prevalence was 0.7%9595% CI: 0.6 0.83).

These results hold promise for predicting incipient cognitive failures which in turn would enable proactive measures to prevent human error.

Whether or not this combination holds up, bankers predict some deal will be completed.