Sentence examples for predicted at the starting from inspiring English sources

The value of FEV1% predicted at the starting point was taken from ACCORD I. 12 A linear interpolation was used to estimate the FEV1% predicted values between these three time points.

It is what everyone predicted at the start of the season.

Mr. Assad has held on longer than many had predicted at the start of the 21-month uprising.

England arrive at the ground in a rather better position than anyone, including their captain, predicted at the start of the summer.

That's what I, and others, predicted at the start of the year, but the cold winter delayed the expected increase in hiring and spending.

Despite it all, they fell one point short of an escape that few could have predicted at the start of the year.

The consensus forecast for the fourth quarter now calls for a decline of 21.1percentt, worse than the drop of 9.4percentt predicted at the start of the year for the same period, according to Thomson Financial.

As the Guardian, with touching masochism, admitted in February, its football writers had jointly predicted at the start of the season that Leicester would finish 19th of the 20 teams in the Premier League.

Five years and two American-led wars later, the world created by the September 11th hijackers is a darker place than almost anyone predicted at the start of the new century.

Overall sales are still expected to rise this year by 8-10%, but this is half the level predicted at the start of the year, and far less than struggling foreign carmakers were hoping for.China's new tax is canny.

Industry regulator Ofwat has praised Trent and others for swallowing extra costs and passing on the benefits of continual record low interest rates  —   which were not predicted at the start of the  current regulatory period in 2010  —   to customers.