Sentence examples for predicted to be so from inspiring English sources

The heat is predicted to be so intense that Network Rail has imposed a speed restriction on some services today to stop the rails from buckling.

The gravitational field of the collapsing star is predicted to be so powerful that neither matter nor light can escape it.

— Jeff Gordinier Michigan State University Extension: Great news for affordable pie: the 2013 apple crop is predicted to be so abundant that growers are being urged to thin their blossoms now, to prevent fall glut.

By 2000,Dragon Quest VII was predicted to be so successful in Japan that it would "create a 50 billion yen effect on the Japanese economy", said research firm DIHS.

The basic scenario, while much cheaper, was predicted to be so ineffectual that it is estimated to be very inefficient.

In fact, very few Kunitz domains are N-glycosylated, or predicted to be so [ 43, 49, 55].

Even that £156bn deficit they keep talking about is £20bn less than it was predicted to be not so long ago.

In FNP the response regulator, YesN (FNP_0212) has been interrupted by the insertion of an IStron, The IStron at this locus is predicted to be inactive so yesN should be non-functional.

The products of these early expressed protease genes may well be contributing to penetration of prey membranes rather than extensive cytoplasmic hydrolysis, although the endonucleases are predicted to be exported so are likely to be involved in early breakdown of the prey DNA, before the later expression and action of exonucleases.

Some of these hypothetical proteins were predicted to be secreted, so they could be bacterial effectors with a potential role in modulating the interaction with the host plant.

Only one mutation in exon 1, a transition G128A that alters aa 43 R to K, was found and predicted to be tolerated, so the number of natural variants was much higher than that obtained with induced variation.