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The majority of students predicted that long wing phenotype would become more frequent and justified this prediction with the increased survival probability of individuals with this phenotype (Figure 5).

Dr. Kellner predicted that Long Island would increase total employment 0.8percentthis yearandand 1.5percentt next year.

However, some Markov models predicted that long intervals are associated with an excess risk of cervical cancer.

We predicted that long term practitioners would show enhanced interoceptive sensitivity, reflected in a better performance in heartbeat detection and related domains of social cognition.

All three of the housebuilders had previously predicted that long-term factors underpinning the strength of the UK housing market would make it relatively resistant to a Brexit vote.

In the early 1960s, it was predicted that long-lived deformed isomers of hassium might occur naturally on Earth in trace quantities.

Fed officials sought to portray the moves as preemptive strikes against inflation and predicted that long-term interest rates might actually fall as the Fed convinces investors that it is being vigilant about inflation.

Importantly, it can be predicted that long-term fragmentation of the ER is likely to be incompatible with cellular survival.

It was predicted that long-term storage of eggs within the museum would affect both the luminance of the reflected spectra and their overall shape.

We have recently predicted that long-term survival up to 20 years after diagnosis is likely to continue improving.

A recent model predicted that long-term memory decline in ε4 carriers began at age 50 60 years compared with age 70 80 years in noncarriers (12).