Sentence examples for might predict for from inspiring English sources
Baseline plasma PDGFbb concentrations might predict for the cediranib activity.
"We also had humans in our data set so it occurred to me to look to see what size group that relationship might predict for humans," he told me recently.
A number of studies have sought to identify patient characteristics and laboratory parameters that might predict for 5-FU toxicity.
However, a select patient population displays a more aggressive phenotype marked by disease recurrence or death due to thyroid cancer 2. Efforts have been made to identify patients at risk and to develop methods to distinguish markers, such as somatic mutations, that might predict for good versus poor prognosis.
In a rapidly expanding allelopathic invader, one might predict selection for high allelochemical levels on the leading edge of the invasion, where competition is largely interspecific, but selection against the allelochemicals in well-established infestations if the invasive forms dense stands (resulting in high rates of intraspecific competition).
If there is a tendency for the winner of the debates to reverse themselves, then a loss in the first debate for Mr. Obama might predict a win for him in the second one.
Although immunoreactivity for GPNMB alone cannot be sufficiently specific to predict RCC associated with BHD, a combined immunohistochemical panel for FLCN and GPNMB might predict appropriate cases for genetic testing.
We searched Brg1-bound enhancers for enriched transcription factor DNA binding motifs that might predict a mechanism for site-specific recruitment of Brg1.
Our ES algorithm might predict candidate trials for a patient that the patient was truly eligible for, based on his/her clinical information, but because of the patient's preference the physician did not enroll the patient in that trial.
Snowdon wondered if the sisters' autobiographies, written at an average age of 22, might predict their risk for dementia and Alzheimer's Disease.
That might predict better things for Obama, because if all the 18-34 year olds vote the way in the same proportion to the Nielsen television audience, he'd have an easy victory.
