Sentence examples for predicted to persist from inspiring English sources

At present the lower temperatures are predicted to persist until the middle weekend of the Olympics with temperatures expected to climb again for the second week of events.

For the moment, while extreme and widespread heat is predicted to persist, the country looks to be avoiding the new purple zone.

Species that are more widely distributed should also be buffered from regional environmental changes and, therefore, might be predicted to persist longer on geological time scales and have longer fossil records than species with smaller geographic ranges.

For example, as shown in Figure 2 for p0 = 0.54 and ε3 = 0.05, scrapie is only predicted to persist when 4.80≤β1≤4.93.

Therefore, if flavonoids are essential for plant survival, loss of function mutations are predicted to persist only in the late genes of the ABP [14].

Populations that can maintain their aerobic capacity at warmer temperatures have a higher thermal tolerance, and are thereby predicted to persist longer, than populations that experience a decline in aerobic performance as temperature increases.

Under all the scenarios considered in this paper, BTV-8 was predicted to have persisted in a majority of replicates.

A subpopulation with a growth rate >1 is predicted to grow and to persist, regardless of its initial size.

Results from the western US suggest that fine-scale models may predict vegetation to persist where coarse-scale models show no suitable future climate (Guisan and Thuiller 2005; Dobrowski 2010).

However, as long as a species that is predicted to become extinct still persists, there is time for conservation measures such as habitat restoration and landscape management.

The consequence is that resistant isolates would be predicted to compete with wild-type isolates in the field and persist in the environment.