Sentence examples for may well predict from inspiring English sources

A current decline in popularity of key words associated with a certain science may well predict a decline in the practice of that science itself, as younger generations pick up on other rising topics in popular literature.

By analogy, HIV-1 neutralizing antibodies induced by immunization may well predict vaccine effectiveness.

Seasoned Wall Streeters still believe that a game of bridge may well predict the business potential of new talent, while Silicon Valley favors chess players.

And we did find alcoholism is an indicator that may well predict the cancer.

Left ventricular dyssynchrony may predict response to cardiac resynchronization therapy and may well predict adverse cardiac events.

Poor compliance with the management of HPN may well predict poor compliance with complex post-transplantation care regimens.

One may as well predict the course of a war from a copy of Von Clausewitz while knowing nothing of the weapons.

This is explained by the possibility that some genes may be well predicted by observing states of other genes in a regulatory network, which makes the use of conditional entropies suitable.

Indeed, recent studies have demonstrated that the LFP at a given location may be well predicted by the spiking activity of neurons recorded in a large area surrounding the field potential electrode by using their postsynaptic signatures obtained as spike-triggered LFP averages as a kernel (Nauhaus et al. 2009).

The effects of chemotherapeutic treatment on such inter-specific interactions between parasites generally may well be predicted to have implications for the morbidity induced by such mixed infections on human hosts, due to a general lowering effect of treatment on infection prevalences of each, or one or other, of the separate parasites species.

The data suggest that TBW may be equally well predicted from impedance measured at any high frequency above approximately 140 kHz.