It is prognosticated that aptamers will find even broader applications with the development of new methods of transducing aptamer target binding.
It is prognosticated that by 2020 depression will be the second most common cause of disability after cardiovascular diseases [ 5].
Stuff you're tired of hearing about: bailouts, stinky hedge fund shenanigans, executive compensation, retention bonuses for guys who weren't retained, criminal excesses by shady Wall Street buttheads, economic prognostications offered by those who didn't prognosticate anything when it needed to be prognosticated.
Author Michael Boskin prognosticated that, "It's hard not to see the continued sell-off on Wall Street and the growing fear on Main Street as a product, at least in part, of the realization that our new president's policies are designed to radically re-engineer the market-based U.S. economy, not just mitigate the recession and financial crisis".
On June 10 Lukashenka priced the potash giant Belaruskali at $30 billion, rather than the $15 billion prognosticated by its potential buyer, Uralkali.
However, taking the final outcome at the time of last follow-up into account, it was seen that overall employment of monotherapy prognosticated better remission rates as compared to patients who received a second drug as add-on therapy.
It was, but not in the way that the talking heads prognosticated.
While forecasts in the 1990s prognosticated that every third medical doctor would be a woman by 2010, it has become clear by now that more than 50% of those studying and practicing medicine are women [ 1– 4].
The natural course of a NBL tumour, although still uncertain, can be partially prognosticated: the biologic character of the tumour can be appreciated, its extent can be demonstrated with increased accuracy using current imaging modalities (I-MIBG, MRI, PET) and minimal disease can be detected with specific tests (immunocytology, reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction).
Which Dad prognosticated would soon triumphantly congeal into linebackerish solidity.
'It made me realise, really for the first time in my life, that I was alone... I've always loved being single, but during the crisis I pretty much hated it.'" "Changing values could lead single New Yorkers to reprioritise the rigid criteria they apply to selecting a mate," the Times prognosticated.
