Sentence examples for predicted in terms from inspiring English sources

The researchers plugged low, medium and high numbers into their equations to see what the different models predicted in terms of how many people would eventually get the disease.

On the one hand, some of these economic theories are consistent with theories of evolutionary psychology that see preferences as determined largely genetically; as such, they hold that the reactions of markets can be predicted in terms of largely fixed human attributes.

The force on the rotor is predicted in terms of semi-analytical frozen image model.

The potential whistling frequency range is well predicted in terms of frequency and amplitude.

The progressive surface subsidence owing to the mining sequence can be predicted in terms of monthly sequences.

Then, the crater wear depth is predicted in terms of tool/work material properties and process information.

The idea of raising money, he explained, came when he was told his initial bowel cancer had spread to his pelvis and lymph nodes and was now incurable, with his demise inevitable but impossible to predict in terms of time.

What would people reasonably predict in terms of Jones's future conduct?

How do you regulate something that's both difficult to understand and nearly impossible to predict in terms of how it might be used for both good and evil?

The American Century, long predicted in jingoistic terms by Henry Luce, Ross's bête noire_,_ took shape.

The American Century, long predicted in jingoistic terms by Henry Luce, Ross's bête noire, took shape.