Sentence examples for might predict based from inspiring English sources

There's no consensus on why democracies redistribute less than one might predict based on the apparent conflict of formal political equality and increasing economic inequality.

Readers trying to imagine how the city's sexual culture might change in the new depressed economy might predict, based on the Depression-era trends that Long describes, a return to the safety of morality and religious values, a crackdown on whatever remaining illicit entertainment may linger in hidden corners of Times Square or along the West Side Highway.

The suite of methods applied here demonstrates that Antarctic moss communities are far more responsive to their microclimate than we might predict based on their slow growth rates; indeed, we show that rapid changes can and do occur in these terrestrial Antarctic vegetation communities.

Shorn of additional facts, the AngioScore-TriReme opinion might have been harder to predict based on this tradeoff alone.

"Looking forward we can only predict, based on the past, that that's how it might play out," she said.

That is, they turned out to be more aware of him than we might have predicted, based on all the nutty shit they kept saying.

The cooperative abilities of captive chimpanzees, Pan troglodytes, in experiments do not match the sophistication that might be predicted based on their naturally occurring cooperative behaviours.

However, it is not clear whether the distractor-related activation in brain regions linked to later stages of central processing (e.g., in the frontostriatal circuits) is also smaller at high rather than low perceptual load, as might be predicted based on the load theory.

This means that systemic levels are substantially below what might be predicted based on simple dilutional calculations.

This analysis expands upon our previous finding that the overall cardiac event rate in asymptomatic patients with type 2 diabetes is lower in the current era than might be predicted based on historical data.

Although, the human data to date are quite limited, in contrast to what might be predicted based on preclinical studies, solanezumab is the only mAb for which there is evidence of a hint of clinical efficacy in phase 3.