Sentence examples for predicted during from inspiring English sources

This means that more distantly related exon candidates, being true MXEs or potentially false positive predictions, were predicted during the process and are stored in Kassiopeia.

Brian O'Driscoll and Jamie Roberts form an Irish-Welsh centre pairing, as has been widely predicted during the tour.

In fact, very little of the season could have been predicted during those early races.

Willingham predicted during the week that the game's emotion would ultimately be eclipsed by the play on the field, but there were moments that suggested otherwise.

Several senators predicted during and after the hearing, conducted by the Senate Commerce Committee, that Mr. Evans would face little or no opposition.

Who would have predicted during the hangover of logical positivism that the love of wisdom would morph into wisdom about love?

Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, predicted during a broadcast interview Sunday that the U.S. economy would begin to recover by the end of 2009.

Mr. Balsillie predicted during a conference call with analysts that the company's fortunes were about to take a turn for the better.

He was completing 70 percent of his passes (just as the new coach Mike McCoy predicted during the off-season) and had eight touchdowns versus just one interception.

It's partly because the convulsions in the eurozone, which he predicted during his unhappy stint as Tory leader a decade ago, have given him the aura of a prophet.

Carmen A. Puliafito of the University of Miami, the lead investigator in the Macugen clinical trials, predicted during a panel discussion at the retina meeting that in three years "Visudyne will be a very small part of the market".