Google has essentially conquered spam, which was once predicted to be the death of e-mail: less than one per cent of all spam in Gmail reaches an inbox.
While the end of the Starz deal is certainly not good news for Netflix, it is not the disaster it was once predicted to be, because Netflix has bulked up on television shows like "Mad Men" and "Lost," which Netflix executives call "26-hour movies".
Although MeCP2 was once predicted to be solely a transcriptional repressor of genes with methylated CpG island promoters, more recent genomic analyses have established that the primary function of MeCP2 is not the silencing of methylated promoters (9, 10).
He is a naturally gifted player and was once predicted to follow Shaquille O'Neal in the big-man lineage during his days as a high school star in Illinois.
The nah-related PAH-degrading upstream gene cluster was once predicted to exist in Marinobacter species (Wang et al. 2017), indicating that Marinobacter may utilize phenanthrene via the same upstream pathway as Pseudomonas (Balashova et al. 1997), namely, the transformation from phenanthrene to 1-hydroxy-2-naphthoic acid, which was also detected in this study.
The p.V127I in exon 4, detected twice, and the p.V315L in exon 7 in the RAD50 gene, detected once, were predicted to be tolerated using the Variant Effect Predictor (SIFT, PolyPhen) tools [ 23].
In the context of our dataset it means that once a gene family is predicted to be lost in one or more lineages, it can no longer be regained during evolution.
Once again, the transposases had already been predicted to be hypothetical proteins, but their coordinates had to be extended.
Ms. Ecclestone's expectations are also more modest than they were with Form, whose laurel-wreath logo she once predicted would be "as recognizable as the Ralph Lauren pony".
Yi Jianlian, who Time magazine once predicted would be the next Yao, is now an unrestricted free agent after being dropped by the Washington Wizards.
Neither is the kind of highly wrought content gala -- newspaper, magazine, aggregator -- that people in the heyday of "portals" once predicted would be everyone's first stop on the Web.
