Sentence examples for precisely predicted from inspiring English sources

The results in the same sex cases were predictable, and indeed, they were rather precisely predicted on the day of the oral argument.

The light curves of Cepheids, for example, have been precisely predicted by the theory.

When researchers created a model to predict lemming populations, based only on the behavior of their four predators, they found that the model precisely predicted nature's four-year fluctuations in numbers.

When asked by police to explain how the no-balls came to be delivered at the times precisely predicted by the agent to Mahmood, Butt described it as a "very freak occurrence".

The gambling theme is illustrated to tedious redundancy with images of tumbling coins that along with the earthquakes that periodically rumble through the movie are meant to symbolize love as an earthshaking game of chance, a natural event that's inevitable and can't be precisely predicted.

Unfortunately it goes through bubbles and crashes, anticipated sometimes, but rarely precisely predicted.

Protein subcellular localizations are closely linked to their biological functions, and precisely predicting protein subcellular localizations is important for gene function prediction and genome annotation.

The agency's independent actuary used a "refined methodology this year to more precisely predict" its losses.

It is impossible to precisely predict how the energy sector is going to develop and Governments must reject the impulse to do so.

Current preclinical research with animal models cannot precisely predict the therapeutic or toxic effect in patients.

When price fluctuations are intense, the mixed model precisely predicts the trend.