Sentence examples for predicted good from inspiring English sources

Kaplan-Meier analysis of the predicted good and poor prognostic groups was performed to assess the predictive power of the models.

While studies have examined the performance of these criteria in practice-based observational studies [ 2], one of the central elements of validating the criteria was to test their predictive validity, that is, whether being in remission at one time predicted good outcomes later.

Fulham manager Roy Hodgson praised Ince, whom he managed at Inter Milan, and predicted good times ahead for Blackburn.

"I wouldn't have thought of buying any until I consulted an astrologer, and he said that my horoscope predicted good luck in oil".

WHEN the sky began falling on dot-com companies this year, e-commerce sages predicted good things for businesses strong enough to hold on through the holidays.

A 10-year MacArthur Foundation study found that "self-efficacy," along with physical and mental activity, predicted good memory in old age.

She predicts good things for Eliot.

Executives whose record predicts good performance command a high rate.

People are predicting good things, but I've heard this song before.

She went on to predict good things for her British team-mates in the coming days of competition.

Carriers in America saw revenues growing by 5% in the fourth quarter, and forecasters are predicting good numbers this spring.