Sentence examples for predict somewhere from inspiring English sources

Species richness estimates (Jack1 and Chao1) predict somewhere between 42 and 47 total stony coral species on Saba Bank.

In December 2013, for example, the company has been predicting somewhere between 6.6 million and 7 million daily downloads on its own Competitive Index.

From what I've read about bada, it's very cool, but even though the bada developers' forum is predicting somewhere around 50M bada powered handsets will ship this, I think it's too soon to make any bold predictions as to whether it will be a success or just another flash in the pan.

"We had intended to have a team of 30 individuals working on Operation Red Field and we had predicted somewhere in the region of three years to complete this work, but we haven't been able to commit that scale of resource to this, given our financial position.

Zomorodi initially predicted somewhere in the region of 200 people would sign up for the project.

She predicted somewhere between 40-60,000 40-60,000half of the 100,000 Senator Harry Reid had projected earlier in the year.

Power estimates predict that somewhere on the order of a thousand cases and control subjects must be genotyped to detect allelic differences of <5% between the cohorts, as well as to detect rare alleles which may be causative in only a subset of the cohort [ 5].

It's still predicting revenue somewhere between $50 billion and $53 billion, but last year recorded $58 billion in revenue.

The overall consensus among analysts was that Groupon would report about $530 million in revenue and the company itself had predicted revenue somewhere between $510 and $550 million.

Theoretical models predict the threshold at somewhere between 1.7 and 2.7 times the sun's mass.

It now predicts a figure somewhere from 79 cents to 84 cents a share, not precisely 83 cents as it had earlier said.