"Black queer Chicagoans, especially those who are low-income, don't merely predict oppressed people will suffer under the Lightfoot administration but know it," wrote Benji Hart, a Chicago-based writer and educator in the Advocate.
Meanwhile the unfortunate Joy, stricken by a terminal disease, is further demented by the notion that Bethany isn't merely predicting these events, but causing them.
I do not merely mean predict that it will work, which is merely a matter of solving a few uncontroversial equations.
Ah, say the enthusiasts, this system is not merely about predicting the attack.
Rather, Bafumi et al and Abramowitz's results merely predict that a 5pt lead now probably won't hold through the election.
The current nomogram merely predicts LN metastasis probability but not long-term clinical outcomes (i.e., local recurrence and disease-free survival).
Science does not answer these questions: as befits a scientist, Lewontin's approach is more pragmatic, and tends to the view that science merely predicts things.
On January 30, the magazine ran a spectacularly alarmist cover story on internet stocks, with the cry: "@@@gghhhh.Gon!: why internet shares will fall to earth". It predicted not merely a correction in Amazon.com's share price, but "something much nastier".
We do not merely identify in silico predicted sORFs with high conservation, prone to false positives, or sORFs with translational evidence, for which it is sometimes hard to differentiate between true coding and non-coding.
Interestingly, it is not merely foreign spider abundance which predicts colony persistence.
