Sentence examples for later as predicted from inspiring English sources

She wrote: "So one year later, as predicted, a new dialogue emerged.

Before the action slowed about an hour later, as predicted by Gowdy, we had three more catches of similar length, all with fat bellies, heavy with herring.

T-scores were used rather than Z-score as the emphasis of the individual feedback was on fracture risk in later life, as predicted by T-scores, rather than current fracture risk.

Instead of finding the greatest degree of developmental constraint at mid-development, flanked by less constraint earlier and later in development as predicted by the hourglass model, they found that the greatest amount of constraint occurs at the beginning of development.

In contrast to the later stages, and, as predicted from the qPCR analysis, Spg20 expression in the midgestation embryo is elevated and highly patterned.

Some of these may have a direct influence on embryonic development, whereas others may exert their effects later in life, as predicted by the Barker hypothesis (Barker 1990).

The title references three Portuguese children who had visions of the Virgin Mary in 1917 and made prophecies later interpreted as predicting the start of the second world war.

Homology; the resemblances among the embryos of "allied" species; the Linnaean system; the sequence in the fossil record of the simplest prokaryotes coming first, followed by single-celled eukaryotes and then, later, metazoans and metaphytes all arise as predicted observations if evolution has in fact occurred.

A conditional accuracy function plot demonstrated that the earliest responses (around 200 ms) were prone to distraction (50%), whereas later responses were more accurate, as predicted by standard speed-accuracy trade-off.

Hours later the link could be posted once again – as predicted by Sieradski himself.

Later, the zealous and protesting Peter finally denies him, just as predicted.