Sentence examples for predicted to require from inspiring English sources

In fact, four years from now, the U.K. is predicted to require 2.3 million digitally skilled workers alone.

It is important to remember that the United States ranks just 14th globally in the proportion of its population with a postsecondary degree and that five years from now more than 60percentt of all U.S. jobs are predicted to require some level of postsecondary education.

Resolution of HJs is predicted to require the activity of structure-specific endonucleases.

This study identified genes differentially induced in carbon- versus nitrogen-limited conditions, among which are those predicted to require the alternative sigma factor RpoN for complete induction [12].

Their expression is thus predicted to require the presence of a persistent meristematic zone 1 and/or an infection zone 2. Indeed zones 1 and 2 are smaller than zone 3 in mature nodules and absent from exoA nodules at 10 dpi.

The number of children predicted to be requiring antiretroviral treatment varies by age: 207/1037 (19.9%) of surviving HIV infected children aged 3 years or younger were predicted to require treatment depending on whether an immediate diagnosis of HIV was made or not; 115/731 (15.7%) of surviving children aged 4 6 years and 190/795 (23.8%) of surviving children 7 10 years of age.

None of these regions encoded any protein predicted to be required for growth in the PCA strain [15].

As a corollary, such transcription by E2F complexes is predicted to be required for preRC assembly in late-G1.

In this study, several C. neoformans genes including SSN8 are predicted to be required for virulence due to their reduced STM scores.

In the present study, we have undertaken a biochemical and enzymatic analysis of the putative P. falciparum desaturase, predicted to be required for oleic acid (C18 1) biosynthesis.

An intrinsic oscillation in the frequency range of 40 to 50 Hz of pyramidal neurons, as is predicted to be required by the model to generate increasing responses, has not been clearly described in the literature.