Sentence examples for is predicted because from inspiring English sources

For large displacements, a substantial depression in fitness (phage growth rate) is predicted because of long delays in entry of the RNAP.

This is predicted because it is in these genomes that the TEs are selecting the most strongly for adaptive evolution in proteins of the piRNA machinery.

Also, even stronger in vivo inhibition is predicted because the physiological pEndos concentration is many times higher than the concentration used here, which was limited by experimental constraints).

If an outbreak of a novel form of influenza occurs, a major worldwide pandemic is predicted because humans would not have immunity against this virus.

He later coined the term "efficient markets" to describe his view that asset price movements could not be predicted because prices fully reflected all available information.

The disaster in West Bengal could not be predicted because it was the result of flash floods on several minor rivers; one report claimed that as many as 15,000 people had been swept away by the swirling waters in Bengal's Midnapore district.

Predictable mobility - Unlike MANETs, the movement of the network nodes in a VANET can be predicted because they move on a road network.

If the result of the player's action can be predicted, because it is already true today what the player will choose tomorrow, she cannot be free to pick.

The evolutionary outcome of an instance of adaptive radiation cannot generally be predicted because chance (stochastic events) and necessity (deterministic events) contribute to the evolution of diversity.

Neil Clarke points out in his referee report (published on-line accompanying this article) that he picked some of the genes to be predicted because of their surprising or non-trivial expression pattern the gat1Δ strain.

For three subjects, hearing thresholds could not be predicted because information required for modelling was missing.