Sentence examples for predict a change from inspiring English sources

The laws of physics, it was thought, are indifferent to mirror reflection and could never predict a change in parity of a system.

Models of the LEO debris environment predict a change in the debris flux due to solar activity.

Univariate analysis didn't find any factors that predict a change in the diagnosis and/or the management of the patients (Table 49).

As for hole masses, although BAC model does not predict a change in effective hole mass, a decrease with increasing N content from y = 0 to y = 0.009 resulted in a decrease in hole effective mass.

Furthermore, even the current theory of dilute nitrides does not predict a change in hole effective mass; nitrogen dependency of hole effective mass is found and attributed to both strain- and confinement-induced effects on the valence band.

The current study extends such findings by examining whether stage of readiness to change among all adult trauma activations admitted to the emergency department for 24 hours or more can be used to predict a change in behavior at followup.

Hence the BRT model did not satisfy criterion A. However, when inspecting model predictions against variable values, the BRT model predicted a change in missingness as C1 reached 55.

But Mr. Dundore predicts a change in Don's attitude.

But, as the economy takes a toll on consumers, she predicted a change of mind-set, in which customers will seek results-oriented treatments over leisure and beautification.

Let's hope he is right in predicting "a change in the economic mood"—after all, too much doom and gloom is no good for anyone, even journalists.

Benitez, who believes the Blues remain in the Premier League title race despite trailing leaders City by 13 points, predicts a change in fortunes soon.