Sentence examples for predicted nature from inspiring English sources

After the defeat in Hamilton, and his tepid performance, there was an inevitability that Harmison would go, although the manner in which he got the ball through in practice and the predicted nature of the pitch suggested a possible last-minute stay of execution.

When researchers created a model to predict lemming populations, based only on the behavior of their four predators, they found that the model precisely predicted nature's four-year fluctuations in numbers.

These alleles were either GOF or LOF, matching the predicted nature of the EP modifier.

The choice of one-tailed test was due to the predicted nature of GPV and MDPV replication and incidence of clinical sympthoms or lesions.

The levels of AP-5 ζ protein correlated well with the predicted nature of the mutations, and AP-5 ζ protein was decreased to undetectable levels (Fig.  1C).

In the most severe cases, the predicted nature of influenza infection is that of rapidly progressing respiratory distress and multiorgan failure with a high mortality rate [ 15].

The model is experimental; thus, it is important to confirm how closely it has predicted the nature of development and changes over time.

However, the paper shows that geometric similarity of bedforms and the resulting drag is much closer to what is predicted for nature.

Using different, complementary biochemical and biophysical methods, we confirmed the predicted disordered nature of Henipavirus NTAIL and PNT and show that they belong to the PMG subfamily within the class of IDPs.

SMM accurately predicted the nature of disease (sensitivity 90%, specificity 92%, PPV 90%, NPV 92%) and reporting was not improved by knowledge of TA.

Because of the predicted multivariate nature of functions attributed to Pex19, further study of Pex19 might provide a better understanding of Pex19 function.