Sentence examples similar to predicted to notice from inspiring English sources
A song that was played a lot could be predicted to sell a lot, so distributors and retailers took notice.
It is predicted that it will become more difficult to notice the assistance during teleoperation, where a perspective is lacking.
The numerical results are, then, compared with the experimental ones and it is possible to notice that they accurately predict the experimental force deflection relationship.
It is however interesting to notice that the functions of the predicted mRNA targets are various, including roles in transport, membranes and toxin-antitoxin systems.
Because of our large sample size (n = 40), we were also able to notice that the preoperative glucose disposal value predicts the direction of change after surgery.
History has two fingers... which of those two she will use, if she ever happen to notice Dr M'Lean, we will not venture to predict.
Use your trained ability to notice patterns to try and make a move that you predict will cause your opponent to make a mistake enabling you to win.
The success of Obama in the 2008 elections could have been successfully predicted by noticing his widespread appeal amongst American youngsters on Facebook and MySpace (Dalton 2009).
US pretends not to notice.
America has started to notice.
