Sentence examples for manner predicted from inspiring English sources

These two sides advanced to the knockout phase, but not quite in the manner predicted.

The mixture inhibited egg production in an additive manner predicted better by the model of Independent Action than that of Concentration Addition.

Scaffold permeability and mechanical properties, both in tension and compression, were significantly influenced by relative density in a manner predicted by cellular solids models.

Scaffold pore size was found to significantly influence tendon cell viability, proliferation, penetration into the scaffold, and metabolic activity in a manner predicted by cellular solids arguments.

The temperature dependence of the WLF shift factors, obtained from cooperativity plots, did not correlate with the stretched exponential broadness parameter in the manner predicted by the coupling model.

The X-ray structure of the GlFBPA inhibitor 8 complex (2.3 Å) shows that 8 binds to the active site in the manner predicted by in silico docking with the exception of coordination with Zn2+.

After the flood reached unexpected levels, Senator Kent Conrad wrote in a letter on April 30 that he was "very concerned about the capability of the National Weather Service to accurately and in a timely manner predict river levels on the Red River in North Dakota".

Furthermore, we observed that the decrease in LVEF of more than 4% units from the baseline after a cumulative doxorubicin dose of 200 mg m−2 could in a specific and sensitive manner predict the later decrease in LVEF.

We hypothesized that the myosteatosis-induced changes in oxidative capacity of muscle fibers could also be associated with decreased exercise capacity and changes in muscle contractile properties and that these associations could occur in a muscle-specific manner predicting the development of muscle-specific insulin resistance.

MPC neurons responded in an all-or-none manner that predicted which button the monkeys pressed.

The layers collapsed successively in the same manner as predicted in the analytical studies.