Sentence examples for predicted there is from inspiring English sources

In relation to the Freundlich equation, it can be seen from Eq. (4) that the constant KF should be equal to the amount adsorbed for Ce equal to 1 mg/L (as these are the units we have used for Ce) and the results in Table 3 and Fig. 3 indicate that as predicted there is in fact good agreement between the KF values and the experimental isotherms.

Finally, within a range of PPV values of 9% to 13%, fluid responsiveness cannot always be reliably predicted; there is a 'gray zone' in which prediction of fluid responsiveness is difficult.

One former Time Warner executive predicted: "There is going to be a major clash over the church-and-state issue.

He predicted: "There is a real, real danger that the Liberal Democrats could implode – their role has been a sleight of hand".

Stephen A. Greyser, a professor of consumer marketing at the Harvard Business School, predicted, "There is a strong potential the campaign will be effective, because it supports the core message of the brand and is done in a way where the cause-related marketing component is linked to the message".

At a 1997 Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology symposium, he predicted, "there is no reason to expect different results in Nassau County," and added: "In the end, the consequences will be so intolerable that public outrage will cause the exam to be discontinued.

"One would have predicted there are many ways to break a system," he explains.

Whites would dominate the neighborhood next, students predicted; there was already a fair-trade coffee shop.

One senior F.B.I. official predicted there was a "98percentt" probability of an attack overseas.

And then, when the strike ended, as Dame Agatha had predicted, there were none.

At 9.53pm AEST, as predicted, there was a wobble in the hitherto-stable X radio band.