Sentence examples for predicted to fix from inspiring English sources

I say "further" because both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus were expected to feature integrated fingerprint readers back in March and when they missed out the Galaxy Note 8 was widely predicted to fix this.

Therefore, when Y is mutated to phenylalanine, the absence of phosphorylation at this residue would be predicted to fix the αC helix in the kinked non-productive orientation, stabilizing the kinase in the inactive state.

Since the functional forms of these first order correction terms are fixed and unique, corrections to the familiar stationary Gaussian process approximations of probability density and exceedance rate functions are predicted to have fixed functional forms for fractionally small variance fluctuations.

The partial oxidative TCA cycle results in the loss of one carbon as CO2, therefore the use of the reductive cycle by Methanomicrobiales and Class I methanogens would be predicted to preserve more fixed carbon.

How the MEG proteins which are predicted to lack a fixed or ordered three-dimensional structure and show no similarity to proteins with known functions assemble into a scaffold will be the focus of future studies.

In comparison, 170 substitutions in 159 genes were fixed and predicted to have a functional effect in the brown bear lineage.

In the polar bear lineage, a total of 409 nonsynonymous, fixed, derived substitutions were predicted to have a functional effect and these occurred in 381 genes.

Because the only way to predict positions where substitutions will become fixed is to predict their effect on fitness, sites that are predicted to remain conserved with high probability are likely to be functional ones.

We use three machine learning methods and evaluate their predictive power in predicting the time to fix issues.

He was promoted quickly after correctly predicting and helping to fix a structural problem with the Navy's first nuclear-powered submarine, the Nautilus.

That impression has only hardened during the past few months as problems that economists first failed to predict, then failed to fix -- the financial crisis, the Great Recession, high unemployment -- ground on and a new economic disaster, the European debt debacle, began to rear its head.