Sentence examples for predicted more than from inspiring English sources

If more than one value is given, the study used multiple different prediction methods or predicted more than one endpoint.

The prediction of activity spectra for substances (PASS) software [ 16], predicted more than 300 pharmacological effects, biological and biochemical mechanisms based on the structural formula of the substance.

He predicted more than 10,000 volunteers would come forward when it starts on Oct. 21.

Birth has predicted more than 50% of one's income or education status, Mr Clark reckons.

A problem predicted more than thirty years ago, the threat from debris larger than about 1 cm demands serious attention.

In September the WHO predicted more than 20,000 cases by November (there were actually about 13,000).

According to FantasySCOTUS's court watchers, who have correctly predicted more than 70percentt of Supreme Court decisions so far this year, Obamacare should remain intact.

As Cage predicted more than a year ago, the implementation of Prevent is leading to over-reporting and several high-profile cases of overreach".

Dolan predicted more than 2.5 million purchases of what came to be viewed as an overpriced, three-channel disaster which drew closer to 150,000 buyers.

Japan was an early starter in the race to detect gravitational waves, whose existence Albert Einstein predicted more than a century ago.

Research by the University of Oxford and Deloitte last year predicted more than 850,000 public sector jobs could be lost by 2030 through automation.