Sentence examples for predict with reliability from inspiring English sources

To date, there is no clinical marker to detect the disease in the asymptomatic potentially curable phase nor to predict with reliability the clinical course of every case.

If you apply this model of disruption to past fads, you can predict with incredible reliability which products turn into long-term successful businesses and which ones don't.

For the following partial pressures of oxygen the limit is: 45 minutes at 1.6 bar, 120 minutes at 1.5 bar, 150 minutes at 1.4 bar, 180 minutes at 1.3 bar and 210 minutes at 1.2 bar, but is impossible to predict with any reliability whether or when toxicity symptoms will occur.

None of these measures is able to predict with perfect reliability the outcome of a patient, but they are more specific measures of physiologic status and research is ongoing to improve them [ 73].

Notably, specific serum IgE levels in an allergic individual can be monitored over time to predict with some reliability when oral tolerance has been achieved and the food-allergic state has subsided.

Your pipeline of new leads can be augmented and predicted with greater reliability.

Perhaps the only thing that could be predicted with any reliability is that, viewers who now watch cable news on a set that looks like the desktop — running streams of data framing the main page — while streaming video on a nearby laptop will probably be watching just one screen that can do all of those things.

Due to lacking near neighbors in the training set, it is assumed that these isolated objects are predicted with less reliability.

Some properties (such as rock outcrop, percent clay in the B horizon) could be predicted with some reliability across the catchments, while others (such as litter loads, surface cover) could not.

A knowledge of the events controlling entry and exit, including the recent discoveries of the additional mechanisms operating with (electro)steric stabilizers, provides an extension to the micellar and homogeneous nucleation models which enables particle number to be predicted with acceptable reliability, and also quantifies the amount of secondary nucleation occurring during seeded growth.

As the government's own experts admit, no one can predict with any degree of reliability what effects the government's breakup proposal will have on the two resulting companies, the software industry or the Nation's economy.