Sentence examples for predicted aspects from inspiring English sources

Results: Depression, perceived health, sense of coherence, social support, and educational level at discharge predicted aspects of mental health 3 to 6 months and 5 years post-AMI.

Biophysical amino acid features and predicted aspects of protein function and structure help to predict the impact of variants.

Also, a teacher's perceptions of a child's behavior predicted aspects of the teacher's behavior towards the child, even after accounting for the child's behavior.

The method introduced here, LocTree2, predicts protein subcellular localization through a consistent new framework that ignores many of the relevant features needed for the success of previous methods (such as no predicted aspects of protein structure and function).

An ADHD model must mimic the fundamental behavioral characteristics of ADHD (face validity), conform to a theoretical rationale for ADHD (construct validity), and predict aspects of ADHD behavior, genetics, and neurobiology previously uncharted in clinical settings (predictive validity) [ 8- 10].

Made in 1964, it predicts aspects of the work of Judd, Sol LeWitt and Larry Bell, while also evoking Joseph Cornell and Marcel Duchamp.

These can predict aspects of the system behavior unobtainable from measurements of first order FRF's.

Methods for predicting aspects of phenotype from genotype can supplement intraspecific sequence data.

On the other hand, the paper industry has developed a wide range of practical, empirical tests that predict aspects of product performance.

The ability of the model to predict aspects of the corrosion mechanisms and aging history effects of an engineering material are then illustrated by comparison with experimental data of an extruded AZ31 magnesium alloy.

The covering law model also fails to distinguish models that merely re-describe the phenomenon in general terms from explanations that, in addition to predicting aspects of the phenomenon, reveal the mechanisms that produce it (Craver 2006; Kaplan and Craver 2011; but see Weiskopf 2011).