Sentence examples for predicted kind from inspiring English sources

After just seven hours -- 30 minutes of practice a day for two weeks -- we not only saw changes in the brain, but these changes also predicted kind and helpful behavior.

"We predicted this kind of disaster for more than a decade," Mr. Blitzstein said.

In a prophetic article on Monday he predicted the kind of argument repressive regimes would use following the US's approach to WikiLeaks.

At Stars, Tower came out from the kitchen and received the adulation he was looking for — a celebrity chef, he predicted the kind of figure Mario Batali would become.

(Among the various Cassandras who predicted some kind of debacle were not only Andrew Patner and La Cieca, as Alex Ross has noted, but, way back, the San Francisco Chronicle's Joshua Kosman).

Who would have predicted this kind of turnaround from Serena after she exited Wimbledon in the quarterfinals last summer after a flood of overhits and a tide of criticism from critics to competitors?

If only scientists could've predicted this kind of extreme weather would happen this summer.

"I don't think in our wildest imaginations we would have predicted this kind of turn in this very short period of time".

In 1980, my first election year working politics, most of the experts said the Presidential race would be tight, and no one predicted the kind of tide that swept in a Republican Senate.

This recommendation is not very easy to apply as it cannot always be predicted what kind of contact will occur.

Assuming that the enzymatic steps that take place in all other organisms analyzed also take place in these organisms, and given our phylogenomic data, we tentatively predicted the kind of sterols they may produce (Supplementary Material 2, Supplementary Material online).