Sentence examples for involved to predict from inspiring English sources

We urgently need a better understanding of the mechanisms and processes involved to predict future responses of tropical forest carbon sequestration to climate change.

It is very difficult, for all health professionals involved, to predict the illness trajectory of a single patient.

A combined algorithm of MHC-1 binding, transporter of antigenic peptide (TAP) transport efficiency and proteosomal cleavage efficiency were involved to predict overall scores.

We reason analogously in the seismic case, although the seismic wave propagation is even more involved to predict than is the acoustic.

In the analysis of the behavior of concrete structures affected by expansive problems, it is often necessary to use kinetics models of the reactions involved to assess and predict the magnitude, distribution, and evolution over the time of expansion.

A measurement design challenge inherent in working with an implementation study involving varying process improvement goals (e.g., services along the Cascade) and assessment of change across all four EPIS stages involved how to predict and articulate which domains/variables are most important to measure at which points over time as change efforts unfold.

The other banks involved declined to predict the total liability they would face, but if like HSBC total payouts would be more than double the amount so far refunded, banks could collectively face a bill of more than £1.1bn.

The particular objectives of this research were: to investigate bond behaviour of NSM FRP bars, to understand the critical failure modes involved, and to predict bond strength and anchorage length requirements.

In both courses, we could see that students were able to distinguish the meaning of high or low correlation coefficients, but it was then difficult for them to synthesize a conclusion explaining the relationship between the variables involved, and to predict potential biological causation for the event described by the data.

The results in Figure 7 should be taken as indicating the trends, because of the various uncertainties included from the parameter estimation, over the high ionic strength involved, to the use of predicted surface potentials in comparison to zeta-potentials.

The method, Comparative Comorbidities Simulation (CCS), uses stochastic Petri net simulation for examining the phenotypic effects of perturbation of a network known to be involved in comorbidities to predict new roles for mutations in comorbid conditions.