Based on these considerations, one might predict even greater differences if comparisons were to be made between the failed-to-fertilize cohort and oocytes that undergo fertilization.
Based on these data, one might predict an inverted U-shaped dose response curve for bisphenol A in vivo, a phenomenon that has been repeatedly reported (for review, see vom Saal and Hughes 2005).
Based on such ecological interactions, one might predict that insects, which often eat plants, might be sensitive to capsaicin, but D. melanogaster is not (Al-Anzi et al., 2006).
Based on the expression pattern alone, one might predict that proliferation would be deregulated in p107-deficient embryonic retinas and Rb-deficient postnatal retinas.
Previous studies have tended to focus on combinations of traits, among which one might predict strong correlations.
Based on previous research in the fast food domain, one might predict a stronger effect of colour nutritional labels for healthier as compared to less healthy food options.
One might predict functional redundancy of the two enzymes based on the ability of either inactive Sulf to exert equivalent dominant negative effects (Fig. 3A).
Against the odds, Danford juggles all this with aplomb, and nothing proceeds quite as one might predict.
One might predict complications in tracking down a revolutionary leader fresh from a victorious takeover, but Lockwood didn't seem to encounter them.
So does nonexercise activity, and so, according to a pivotal set of sweat studies done during World War II, does clothing, although not in the way one might predict.
To write this retelling of the Book of Job, in which one might predict an angel's movements using a kind of meteorology, Chiang immersed himself in the literature of angels and the problem of innocent suffering; he read C. S.
