Sentence examples for predicted to prevail from inspiring English sources

Whereas vortex-shedding frequencies were predicted to prevail between 400 and 1500 Hz, no such response was observed at these frequencies.

The reason for the long odds is that the duke was rated a superior leader at that stage of their careers; had the advantage been reversed, Napoleon would have been predicted to prevail.

Because flu viruses mutate frequently, vaccines are reformulated each winter as a mixture of virus strains predicted to prevail during the next season.

Strongly elevated temperatures, predicted to prevail in the Mediterranean region in the end of the century, would likely decrease nectar secretion and sugar production in both B. acetabulosa and T. divaricatum, which based on our results, currently grow in the wild at or close to their optimum temperature range for nectar secretion.

In the 28 January issue of Science, researchers report that 10-month-old infants perceive social dominance and can predict who's likely to prevail when a conflict arises.

The positive omen seemed to prevail.

The predicted power law behaviour is observed, and the predicted α(Df) relationship was seen to prevail in each case.

You may remember Lichtman ― he was one of the few people during the 2016 election cycle to predict that Trump was destined to prevail, using what he describes as "the same proven method that had led [him] to forecast accurately the outcomes of eight previous elections".

WHO do you predict will prevail to become the party's nominee in the presidential election?

Many prognosticators predict that I'll Have Another will not be fresh enough to prevail after his two fantastic victories in the Derby and the Preakness.

Although it is hard to predict the ultimate outcome, there are good reasons to think that Ukraine is likely to prevail.