Sentence examples for predict to vary from inspiring English sources
To assess the likelihood that the observed variability in KLK6 methylation throughout lactation was an artifact, we examined the promoter methylation of p16 (data not shown), which we would not predict to vary with lactation duration.
One of the constants that is predicted to vary is the ratio of the electron to proton mass μ.
That's strong evidence for neutrino mass, they say, because the odds of an identity switch are predicted to vary as the neutrinos travel longer distances.
Therefore, the nighttime fluxes were not predicted to vary significantly with temperature [39, 41] as in other similar African sites [37, 43, 44].
The effects of grazing on the richness of understorey plant communities are predicted to vary along gradients of resources and tree cover.
The number and types of proteins anchored by SrtA are predicted to vary from two in B. subtilis to up to 43 in Listeria monocytogenes (Boekhorst et al. 2005).
Peak power densities were predicted to vary from 3.8 to <2.5 kW m−2, depending on the location of the current collectors; performance increased with increasing cathode thickness and decreasing porosity.
For a fixed coefficient of friction and a fixed fit tolerance, the maximal sliding force was predicted to vary with the size of the plug and reached a maximum at a specific plug diameter.
We present a quantified assessment of how the risk of water shortages in London is predicted to vary dynamically through to 2100 depending on the choice of adaptation pathways and under different long-term transient population and climate scenarios.
The salient feature which distinguishes between the two models lies in the voltage dependence of the association rate, which is predicted to vary linearly with the applied voltage for the case of the diffusion-limited regime, whereas it displays an exponential increase with the applied voltage, for the energy barrier model.
He does indeed find that self-repair is predicted to vary with age and state.
