Sentence examples for predict raised from inspiring English sources
Both theories predict raised incidence of leukaemia in children who meet new infection relatively late.
However, OND did not accurately predict raised ICP (area under ROC curve = 0.68, 95% confidence interval = 0.53 to 0.84; P = 0.05).
Determining these data should be probably be an initial step in the process of studying the possible utilization of the optic nerve CSF width to predict raised ICP.
In multivariate analysis, congestive cardiac failure, diabetes mellitus and malignancy were independent risk factors predicting raised NLR.
Having won only twice as many votes in Rochester as the jaded Loony Party whose candidate Hairy Gnorm spent election night distributing bananas to strangers it is becoming hard to see how the Lib Dems can avoid a massacre next year.UKIP's winning margin was less than the 10% predicted, raising a strong possibility that the Tories will take the seat back next May.
The drop in the number of people out of work was bigger than many analysts had predicted, raising the possibility that interest rates may rise sooner than expected.
Earth's magnetic field is weakening faster than scientists previously predicted, raising speculation that the planet's poles are in the process of flipping, Motherboard reports.
In his preliminary budget estimates for 2002, the mayor set aside $800 million to cover a predicted raise of 2.5percentt for all municipal unions.
We therefore predict that raised concern is not adaptive, reflecting an overestimation of the likelihood of developing cervical cancer, which is more likely to demotivate than to motivate re-attendance.
13.4%!!! Funny thing, they didn't guide their comps lower as you predicted but raised guidance for next year.
Further study reveals these details, but it is still useful to be able to step back and get a sense of the whole world at once.Mr Hayes takes particular issue with the supply and demand curves for labour, which predict that raising the minimum wage increases unemployment.
