On the other hand, if one could predict occurrence and distribution of responses to cortical stimulation, then this might be used therapeutically.
With additional information on the functions of these genes, "one could predict a risk of relapse metastasis disease showing up years later and the site at which it would come back," says Massagué.
It would be useful if one could predict enrollment in the future based on past trends and on the new trials that are launched or being proposed.
One goal of our study was to examine how well one could predict a child's chronological age from a knowledge of the auditory ERP.
It would be ideal if one could predict objectively the modulation of this ratio based on a predictive in silico platform.
It is also my belief that if one could predict the economy with 100% accuracy, one then might be able to predict what the market will do maybe about 50% of the time.
Since no one could predict how long he would go on choreographing, it was urgent to make oneself available to every step his company took.
Song et al. [102] addressed this question and investigated to what extent one could predict the subsequent location of a user based on the sequence of his previous visited locations.
The world was on the cusp of a new technological age, and no one could predict how the internet would change people's day-to-day lives.
The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, reacted with alarm to that prospect, saying no one could predict what the consequences of a temporary lapse might be.
Although he insisted a military option remains "on the table," Obama expressed clear reservations about attacking Iran, warning that no one could predict the outcome of another U.S. war in the Middle East.
