Sentence examples for predicted to retain from inspiring English sources

Extension twins were predicted to retain their coherency and thus thicken.

Democrats are favoured to win control of the House, while Republicans are predicted to retain control of the Senate.

Greens preferences would boost Danby to win the seat, which he is predicted to retain, but the Greens or even Liberals might win if the Greens are able to leap-frog Danby in the count.

— Peter Beattie (@SmartState1) September 8, 2013 The dump will be full!! pic.twitter.com/D98Onn3Avf Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 2.23pm AEST05:23 Warren Snowdon is predicted to retain the Northern Territory seat of Lingiari, although the incumbent MP has said he doesn't want to be "presumptuous".

Each is predicted to retain less than half of its original cost after three years of ownership, and less than a third after five years.

Plaid Cymru are predicted to retain second place, though with 14 seats the party will still be below the 17 that it won in 1999.

All of the conserved positions identified in our study were predicted to be retained in all variants encoded by SEPT9.

The Intron column indicates which intron was predicted to be retained and the Intron Length column shows the length of that intron in nucleotides.

Genetic diversity is predicted to be retained in microrefugia during periods of unfavourable climate rather than lost, as during the extinction of recently-expanded populations with new genetic mutations [ 12].

Thus, assuming 100% deposition in the airways of inhaled FA (>95% is predicted to be retained (IARC 2006)), a 93% metabolism (Heck and Casanova 2004), an inhalation of 20 m day−1 in a 70-kg man, and an exposure concentration of 0.1 ppm (0.12��mg m−3), then the delivered dose to the body pool would be 0.168 mg day−1.

Not all gene duplicates are predicted to be equally retained.