It's rare that the future as envisioned comes through exactly as you predicted (timeframes are usually wrong) but the essence turns out to be as you foretold.
"It's difficult to predict a timeframe but it will not be a quick process.
There has been no time limit set for the achievement of the revitalisation goals in that it becomes difficult to predict a timeframe or period in which the developers will develop or improve their properties.
Technological advancements have since made it possible to predict the timeframe of an eruption with much greater accuracy, hopefully preventing mass loss of life.
Finally, our methodology provides only the scale and not the timeframe of predicted epidemic growth.
If, however, Ks values presented in Figure 4(A) and the silent mutation rate are close to correct, the corresponding duplication timeframe is predicted to be 300 500 Myr.
If this happens, more than 90% of oil and gas from the Middle East could be sold to Asia, and chiefly to rapidly developing countries such as China, within the same timeframe, the IEA predicted.
The Gator Bowl ticket office sold approximately 22,000 tickets directly to fans in the same timeframe, and Gator Bowl officials predicted a crowd of between 50,000 and 55,000 people at the game.
Pressed on Monday afternoon whether there would be a revision in the timeframe for consideration, a senior congressional aide predicted that plans would proceed on schedule.
7. The timeframe of the maximal response to treatment can be predicted by pharmacological and experimental evidence, so that the primary outcome is measured as a single endpoint.
