Sentence examples for may predict to from inspiring English sources

President Bush's acceptance speech this Thursday will soon be old news — perhaps even before he delivers it, thanks (one may predict) to the Drudge Report, which broke the embargo on Kerry's speech at the Democratic National Convention.

The most money-minded of these advisors often employ other people to develop algorithms, too, that may predict, to varying rates of success, their advice, like suggesting a joint venture or, more likely, that you buy that painting you went back twice to look at.

They also suggest that early population dynamics may predict to some extent future evolutionary rescue: rescued populations in the diversified treatment initially declined less rapidly than did populations finally going extinct.

A growing number of investigators have begun to utilize the preoperative nature of NAC to conduct intreatment analyses of molecular markers that may predict response to therapy.

Given the relatively uniform inhibition of Src, we sought to identify other potential markers that may predict sensitivity to dasatinib.

To determine which social and individual factors may predict adherence to medication in patients with more than two chronic symptomatic diseases (polypathological patients) under polypharmacy.

Thus, the ability to modify muscle activation patterns after SCI may predict responsiveness to training.

A major clinical need is to identify biomarkers that provide prognostic information regarding BPH progression or that may predict response to treatments, including 5 alpha reductase inhibitors.

High scores for the parameters oxygen saturation and level of consciousness in the NEWS may predict admission to the ICU.

These clinical studies suggest that intermediate monocyte frequency may predict response to therapy and side effect profile in RA patients using immunosuppressive therapy.

Serum Hepatitis B surface Antigen (HBsAg) levels correlate with hepatitis B virus intrahepatic covalently closed circular DNA and may predict response to treatment.