Sentence examples for many predictions that from inspiring English sources

"This incredibly low base rate opens the field for many predictions that seem on their face to show great historical understanding and political acumen but are in fact of dubious value," Humphreys writes.

The theory of natural selection has given rise to many predictions that have withstood tests both in field studies and in laboratory settings (Ruse 1977; 2000).

Our data allow for many predictions that can be functionally tested and thus open up completely new avenues in experimental research.

The model proposed (including possible variation) thus implies many predictions that could be experimentally tested.

We observe a fair amount of overlap between the predictions from different methods, and also many predictions that were unique to a single method or pairs of methods (Fig. 5, Supplementary Fig. S2).

Labour market data is seen as a lagging indicator of the economy's health and there are many predictions that unemployment will begin to rise this year after an 18-month run of declines.

"It turns out that the tsunami predicted to hit Israel in the month of September went the way of so many other predictions that have been made about the Middle East in recent years," Moshe Arens, a former defense minister who is on the right of Mr. Netanyahu's Likud party, wrote in the newspaper Haaretz.

Apart from being able to explain most of the known epidemiological patterns the hypothesis makes many more predictions that are potentially testable.

Some of that experimental progress came, of course, from the Lewis lab itself, which put many quantitative predictions that came from his modeling to the test (see, for example, [ 6]).

Our purpose in this section is therefore not to quantify the absolute abundance of TRGs in the honey bee genome, as this analysis awaits characterization of the many gene predictions that are not in the official gene set.

While the examples above do not exhaust the possibilities, and many more specific predictions about particular genes, signaling pathways, and NCC subtypes can be made, we hope that the short summary above shows that our hypothesis is not just compatible with a considerable body of existing research and data, but makes many testable predictions that can drive future research.